Welcome to Volume 153 of the Collegian! As the semester winds down and students turn their attention to final exams and warmer weather, our work here at the Collegian is just beginning. We are so ...

I wrote my first article for the Collegian just a couple of weeks after arriving on campus in 2021. It was a relatively minor story about a Kokosing River restoration project, but co-writing it with ...

As the weather warms up and campus begins to come alive, Kenyon starts to feel like summer camp. The excitement of completing a year of classes lends well to playing spikeball on the lawn and lounging ...

On April 24 and 25, the Board of Trustees gathered in Gambier for its spring meeting. Chaired by Aileen Hefferren ’88 H’12, ...

Stormy skies and the occasional outburst of rain couldn’t dampen Kenyon’s enthusiasm for Friday’s annual Summer Sendoff.

Summer Sendoff is Kenyon’s event of the year — a main show performed by one invited artist, accompanied by student band openers, food trucks and various other attractions. The event, organized by ...

The Mount Vernon Fire Department (MVFD) student volunteers will no longer have program housing at the Wilson Apartments located behind the fire station. Instead, Wilson, as well as Duff House, will be ...

12:30 p.m. It was an average Friday afternoon in New Side, except not really because Summer Sendoff was happening in less than four hours but, please, humor me. As I was saying, it was a typical ...

On April 2, the Class of 2027 was invited to spice up the already-turbulent end of the semester with some friendly competition. Sophomore Tap Out, which began April 7 and ran until Monday, gave ...

The Kenyon men’s and women’s track and field teams concluded the regular season over the weekend, competing on the road in the unscored Denison Big Red Invitational. Men: To start the day for the ...