Topic: voting — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Features

Kenyon students engage with the 2024 presidential election

This fall, Kenyon’s political atmosphere has been charged and active with discussion and events surrounding the 2024 presidential election. Now that the election cycle… Read More

by Izzy Thompson
November 7, 2024
Section: News

CSAD led ‘Kenyon Votes’ week to boost student voter turnout

Outreach, discussion and friendly competition marked ‘Kenyon Votes’ Week, a weeklong promotional effort to increase voter turnout on the Hill. The week was… Read More

by Amelia Roman
September 26, 2024
Section: Opinion

Column: Voters must stay educated despite misinformation

It’s easy to become jaded by the constant bombardment of headlines about infuriating Supreme Court rulings and discriminatory bills being passed at both state… Read More

by Austin Vaughan
March 28, 2024
Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: Be an active participant in the primary elections

Ah, 2024. Kenyon’s bicentennial, the Paris Olympics… and the presidential election in November. Every four years, news cycles become a constant drone about who… Read More

by Katie Sparvero, Audrey Baker, and Annalia Fiore
February 29, 2024
Section: News

Janet Byrne-Smith ’76 speaks on upcoming general election

Janet Byrne-Smith ’76, a member of the Knox County Democratic Party executive committee and chair of the Knox County communications committee, spoke about abortion… Read More

by Bryn Savidge
September 28, 2023
Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: Sign the reproductive rights petition

Last week, a Trump-appointed federal judge in Texas issued a ruling that invalidated the 23-year-long United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval of… Read More

by Amelia Carnell, Salvatore Macchione, and Reid Stautberg
April 13, 2023
Section: News

Haas, Sun and Cupar compete for Student Council president

On Monday, the Student Life Committee announced the candidates for this year’s Student Council election. Across the 11 positions that students can vote for,… Read More

by Rachel Botkin
April 6, 2023
Section: Editorial

Staff Editorial: East Palestine, Ohio deserves our attention

On Feb. 3, a 150-car train derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, releasing caustic chemicals and other hazardous materials into the environment, including the… Read More

by Salvatore Macchione, Amelia Carnell, and Reid Stautberg
February 16, 2023
Section: Features

How Kenyon students made their path to the voting booths

Encouraging the campus community to vote has long been a core component of Kenyon’s identity as a civically engaged institution. In light of the… Read More

by Dylan Sibbitt
November 10, 2022
Section: Opinion

Faculty can do more to help students vote in midterms

As a political science and sociology double major, I have taken a number of courses that focus on democracy. While scholars do not agree… Read More

by Caleb Newman
October 20, 2022