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Column: Kenyon should do more to support sick students
Oct 3, 2024 · 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 inadvisable but unacceptable for a ...
All Articles — The Kenyon Collegian
Section: Features Sept. 19, 12 p.m.: Village Record provides information, levity At a school as small as Kenyon, it’s easy to feel like everyone knows everyone else’s business — whether through word of mouth, YikYak or…
Kenyon should take steps to address demographic decline
Oct 31, 2024 · Kenyon should take steps to address demographic decline. 3.9 million American high school students are expected to graduate in the class of 2025. Due to an aging population caused by low birth rates and high life expectancy, that number is projected to drop to 3.5 million by 2037. Colleges and universities that have grown fat on large applicant ...
News Archives - The Kenyon Collegian
Kenyon community reflects on second Donald Trump win. The Kenyon community awoke on Wednesday morning to the news of former President Donald Trump’s victory over Vice President Kamala Harris, marking the end of…. Trustees discuss new socially responsible investing policy. On Oct. 24 and 25, the Board of Trustees met to discuss key ...
Kenyon students must embrace uncomfortable conversations
Feb 8, 2024 · Kenyon students must embrace uncomfortable conversations. In my brief time here at Kenyon, I’ve witnessed a subtle, yet significant, transformation within our student body. What began as mere complacency among students has evolved into pervasive apathy, creating an environment where voicing convictions has become increasingly infrequent.
Kenyon welcomes 560 first years, the largest class in its history
2021 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 ...
Staff Editorial: Middle Path should be a place for connection
Feb 15, 2024 · It’s hard to go a day at Kenyon without walking on Middle Path. As the main artery of our little campus, students, professors and even the occasional dog use the walkway to get nearly everywhere they need to go. The rows of trees and buildings that surround us on either side make for the perfect […]
The Kenyon Reveille makes its return after seven-year hiatus
Oct 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 ...
Opinion Archives - The Kenyon Collegian
Crossword. Kenyon should take steps to address demographic decline. 3.9 million American high school students are expected to graduate in the class of 2025. Due to an aging population caused by low birth rates…. On Tuesday, millions of Americans will line up to cast their vote for the 47th president of the United States, as well as in a….