Season three of White Lotus takes viewers to Thailand for a darker, more cynical dive into greed, spirituality, and identity — delivering stunning visuals, emotional twists, and the series’ signature ...

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 and faculty to walk out of their classes to stand in ...

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The comics section of a newspaper has been a favorite part of readers’ morning routines for generations. The comic strip Zits is one of the most successful to enter the arena. Attracting 200 million ...

The recently revived and revamped Village Market has become a beloved Gambier gem this past year, enticing Kenyon affiliates and Knox County locals with novelties such as açaí bowls, bubble tea and ...

The Mount Vernon News (MVN) announced that internet news network Metric Media LLC purchased the paper in its entirety on Saturday, Aug. 1. Businessman and former journalist Brian Timpone purchased the ...

Standardized tests, such as the ACT and SAT, are necessary to assess college applications. These tests are necessary to predict future college success.

Students, staff and visitors are undoubtedly familiar with the yellow siding of Finn House, situated across the street from the English cottages and watching over cars as they drive up the Hill.

We were pleased to read President Julie Kornfeld’s conversation with the editors of the Collegian that was published last week. We share Kornfeld’s esteem for diversity on our campus, and we applaud ...

On Monday, Kenyon hosted a screening of the new documentary “Brief Tender Light” and a discussion with the film’s director.

Community members gathered on Tuesday to celebrate the “Decatur Decade,” a recognition of former Kenyon President Sean Decatur and the contributions he made to the Hill during his nine years in ...

Opinion Kenyon students are free to voice their opinions, but not all political ideologies deserve our respect ...