The Kenyon Collegian
WEBSep 5, 2024 · Print subscriptions to The Kenyon Collegian are available for $37.50. Checks should be made payable to The Kenyon Collegian and directed to the Executive Director. Contact subscriptions@kenyoncollegian.com for more information. Mailing address: The Kenyon Collegian, 101 E Brooklyn Street, Gambier, OH 43022. Learn More.
News Archives - The Kenyon Collegian
WEBNews. On Wednesday, Kenyon Students Justice for Palestine (KSJP) hosted a walkout in front of Ransom Hall from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. KSJP encouraged students…. Positions for Student Council and Campus Senate have been finalized for the 2024-25 academic year. Hannah Sussman ’25 and Guagui Vallejos ’25 will both serve….
All Articles — The Kenyon Collegian
WEBSection: Features O muse, tell us of Greek and Latin inscriptions on campus. Sigillum Collegii Kenyonensis — while many students may not encounter ancient languages outside of the College’s ubiquitous seal, a Bicentennial project headed by Professor of…
About Us - The Kenyon Collegian
WEBAbout Us. Founded in 1856, The Kenyon Collegian is the student-run weekly newspaper that covers the Kenyon College and Gambier, Ohio communities. The Collegian publishes a print edition most Thursdays during the academic year, and is distributed free-of-charge in the Village of Gambier. The organization is staffed entirely by students, most of ...
Student spotlight: featuring Kenyon College’s Class of 2025
WEBSep 2, 2021 · Crandall looks forward to getting involved on campus. She’s interested in Community Choir, ECO, the Fiber Arts Collective, a capella, Dance Team, the Ballroom Dance Club, Coalition for Christian Outreach (CCO) and Student Council. The Class of 2025 is big by Kenyon standards, with 513 first years studying on campus and 52 studying in Copenhagen.
Features Archives - The Kenyon Collegian
WEBFeatures. Notes from Abroad. From the Archives. Students share summer adventures on and off the Hill. With the start of a new academic year, students and faculty alike have returned with exciting stories from their summer breaks. As close to home…. From the Archives: Welcoming rituals from the days of yore. The New Student Sing is a memorable ...
Kenyon welcomes 560 first years, the largest class in its history
WEB2021 was a year like no other for Kenyon’s Office of Admissions: The Class of 2025 enrolled in record numbers, with 560 first-year students joining the College community, 50 of whom are currently enrolled in the newly created Kenyon-Copenhagen program. This large enrollment size came as a surprise to the Kenyon admissions team, who operated almost entirely virtually throughout the 2020-21 ...
Through the Gates of Hell: the controversial Kenyon “Crawl”
WEBTradition at Kenyon has always been a significant part of the school’s ethos. From long-standing superstitions — like those which prompt students to avoid the cursed Peirce seal, or tell them to navigate through the Gates of Hell on the same side as a friend — to more recent additions to Kenyon lore, traditions link Kenyon students young and old.
Opinion Archives - The Kenyon Collegian
WEBOpinion. We should not go about changing traditions lightly. Traditions, for however much criticism they garner, are simply customs or rituals that have worked. It’s not…. Dear Kenyon Community, We were pleased to read President Julie Kornfeld’s conversation with the editors of the Collegian that was published last week. We share….
Football Archives - The Kenyon Collegian
WEBThe Kenyon football team closed out the season with a 38-10 win over Oberlin College. After their Senior Day victory, the Owls ended the 2023…. Football falls to Denison in penultimate game of season. On Saturday, the 1-8 (1-6 NCAC) Kenyon football team took on conference foes Denison University (6-3, 5-2 NCAC) at McBride Field in the ...