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On the Record: Julie Kornfeld on her first year at Kenyon
WEB27 minutes ago · So, yeah, doesn’t bother me at all. This conversation has been edited for length and clarity. Editor-in-chief Katie Sparvero ’25 and managing editor Annalia Fiore ’25 contributed to reporting. The Collegian sat down with President Julie Kornfeld to discuss her time at Kenyon one year after she first took office on Oct. 1, 2023.
Homecoming events celebrate community, charity, alumni
WEB27 minutes ago · Kenyon celebrated its annual Homecoming this weekend, with more than 200 alumni gathering in Gambier for the three-day event. The celebration included a wide variety of non-athletic activities — in addition to football, field hockey and volleyball games on Saturday and a men’s soccer game on Sunday. This year’s Homecoming coincided with ...
Column: Kenyon should do more to support sick students
WEB27 minutes ago · To a certain extent, the school should be responsible for maintaining a healthy environment where learning can happen safely. For starters, more could be done to advise students on proper conduct when sick. Kenyon should consider putting clear and specific standards in place for when it would be not just …
Staff Editorial: Save the Senior Art Capstone Exhibition
WEB27 minutes ago · Last month, The Gund made a significant revision to the scope of the Senior Art Major Capstone Exhibition. While previously the gallery would host an exhibition of the seniors’ capstones for 15 days at the end of the spring semester, space for the senior art show in The Gund will be greatly reduced beginning with the class of 2026.
From the Archives: The Horn Gallery’s humble beginnings
WEB27 minutes ago · From the Archives: The Horn Gallery’s humble beginnings. At the start of the 1993-94 academic year, a desperate and ambitious Kenyon student wrote to the Collegian asking her fellow students to help clean out a small, decrepit barn north of Peirce Dining Hall. What at the time was the oldest building on campus was about to …
Football beats Wooster on home turf in dramatic fashion
WEB29 minutes ago · On Saturday, during Homecoming weekend, the Kenyon football team ended its decade-long losing streak against The College of Wooster, defeating the Fighting Scots 32-26. The Owls’ record now sits at 2-2 (1-1 NCAC). Kenyon started the game off strong, scoring a touchdown on the first drive of the …
Staff Editorial: Welcome, President Kornfeld - The Kenyon Collegian
WEBSep 28, 2023 · Katie Sparvero '25 is an Editor-in-Chief of the Collegian. She is an English and economics major with an emphasis in creative writing from Pittsburgh. You can contact her at [email protected]. More from Katie. kornfeld. president. staff editorial. [email protected]. Serving Kenyon College and Gambier, Ohio since 1856.
Kenyon students should vote — The Kenyon Collegian
WEBSep 19, 2024 · In 2004, Kenyon students made history by waiting in line for up to 11 hours to cast their ballots on Election Day. The New York Times, NPR and Associated Press covered the story, capturing the enthusiasm and energy of the hundreds of students who showed up to the polls to vote. In 2020, Kenyon’s student voting rate was 86.6%, well above the national average of 66%.
The Kenyon Reveille makes its return after seven-year hiatus
WEBOct 28, 2021 · The Reveille, which holds the title of Kenyon’s longest-running student publication, halted its production in 2014 due to a lack of student interest. It had yet to make a return until this year, when three seniors, Bradley Berklich ’22, Rebecca Lawson ’22 and Giulia Cancro ’22, decided they wanted to bring back the yearbook as a way to ...