Campus Senate has put together a comprehensive series of amendments to its constitution. Now awaiting final approval by the Senate ...

Looking to bring some much-needed momentum into its second-to-last doubleheader of the season, the Kenyon baseball team faltered, dropping two games to The College of Wooster and one to Wilmington ...

On April 22, the Kenyon men’s lacrosse team hosted Oberlin College in its penultimate regular season game, though nobody could have predicted it would take two days, seven periods and a lightning ...

Let me preface my upcoming controversial opinion with an important message: I think that headphones are one of the best inventions of all time, sharing the podium with prosthetic limbs, electricity ...

Julissa Escoffery (JE): The semester is coming to an end, Charlie! We only have two weekends left to find love. Isn’t that what we came to Kenyon for, a liberal arts degree and a chance to be Kenyon ...

On Sunday, Student Council met to discuss Kenyon’s blue light emergency phones, upcoming campus events and new Business and Finance Committee (BFC) guidelines. The final Student Council meeting of the ...

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In a Tuesday interview with the Collegian, Associate Professor of Religious Studies Krista Dalton announced that she would be leaving the College to chair Denison University’s Department of Religion ...

On Monday, the Gambier Village Council met to discuss Admitted Students Days at Kenyon, the rehoming of stray cats around the Village and 43022 Day. The Village reported an “influx” of students and ...

In 1865, a handbill circulated across Kenyon’s campus calling for the Confederate president, Jefferson Davis, to be burned in effigy to celebrate his capture. However, students’ celebration of this ...

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When I emailed Andy Weir, the author of Project Hail Mary, he did not say much about the recent film adaptation other than that his favorite part was “the atmospheric sample sequence” and that it was ...