With winter break in the rearview mirror, the Kenyon track and field teams leapt into the start of their spring seasons, as both the men and women’s teams headed to The College of Wooster to take part ...

Although President Trump signed an executive order on Monday to delay enforcement of the ban, the brief outage spurred reactions on the Hill.

The new film “Babygirl” is a deft portrayal of sexual desire and shame, exploring the relationship between a powerful CEO and her much younger intern.

Unbeknownst to most, sitting in the Kenyon’s Special Collections and Archives office in Chalmer’s Library is the largest collection of presidential signatures out of all colleges and universities in ...

Kenyon hosted a community breakfast in Peirce Dining Hall’s Thomas Hall (New Side) to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Extreme cold and unexpected winter weather patterns have battered states across the country over the past few days. On the Hill, temperatures Wednesday morning fell to minus nine degrees, but, despite ...

TikTok was nearly banned, but President Donald Trump issued a 75-day delay, giving the platform time to continue looking for an American buyer. While this temporary pause prevents an immediate ban, ...

TikTok has been dangerous from the start. The risk of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) mining user data and manipulating TikTok for its own foreign policy goals has led the United States, NATO, the ...

The Kenyon women’s basketball team played two games this past week, one at home against the DePauw University Tigers and one on the road against The College of Wooster Fighting Scots.

It touched on how democratic reforms, such as non-standard voting structures, can work in the United States to inspire support for democracy.

After PKLJAM’s performance, urika’s bedroom immediately began its hour-long set. The lead singer, Urika, hails from the Midwest, and began making rap music from their dorm room at Michigan State ...

While this week’s frigid temperatures may feel insurmountable, the Collegian archives show that the College has survived its fair share of snow and ice!