Hundreds crowded into Rosse Hall for a conversation with Sarah Longwell ’02 about her new book, How to Eat An Elephant: One ...

Over the summer, the Office of Campus Safety completed the planned removal of 15 of the 21 blue light emergency phones on ...

Wiggin Street Coffee has reintroduced its pumpkin-themed drinks; Walmart’s bountiful Halloween decorations are on full display and homemade, knitted sweaters and knee-high boots are back on the Middle ...

Kenyon welcomed Kappa Alpha Psi, a new fraternity on campus that is part of the Divine Nine historically Black Greek letter ...

New Head Field Hockey Coach Meredith Thorpe sat down with Sports Editor Olivia Braun ’27 to discuss the current season.

Outshooting Pomona-Pitzer 8-5, the Owls carried their momentum into the second half. Continuing to create goal opportunities, ...

The Kenyon women’s soccer team faced a trio of tough opponents this week: Geneva College (Penn.), Johns Hopkins University (Md.), and the University of Mount Union.

The need to shield ourselves with firearms pertains not just to the liberty of life, but to property and freedom of individual identity.

How can we simultaneously enjoy surreal art and spread awareness about the world around us? In her second solo art exhibition ...

Earlier this week, the Kenyon men’s golf team opened its fall season in Greensboro, North Carolina, at the Gate City Invitational.

The Village Inn (VI) in downtown Gambier has implemented an automatic 18% gratuity on purchases made with K-Cards. Josh Smith, the VI’s owner, said that he made the change because an estimated half of ...

We can find out about events, post pictures with friends and look up anything imaginable. While useful in many ways, we are losing the art of offline communication: writing notes, hanging posters, ...