Her Campus at Kenyon
The Importance of Being Kind
Growing up, I was always taught to treat everyone I met with kindness. The idea that anyone you meet could be fighting a battle you know...
Her Campus at Kenyon
My Greatest Teachers in College are Seven Years Old
Every Tuesday, I spend two hours of my afternoon volunteering at the local elementary school that is down the street from Kenyon. This is...
Her Campus at Kenyon
Local Heroes Part One: Interview with CTFD’s Edwin Ramirez ‘20
On the corner of our own East Brooklyn Street sits a red brick building, low to the ground. The outside of the building is tranquil,...
Satire: Uber Buggy
Uber Buggy is set to launch November 30th. For those looking for a small-town, conservative, and a more-rustic-than-pottery-barn way to get...
Close Encounters of the Furry Kind
My first ever complete spoken thought was “rock heavy snake,” so you could say that I’ve had an affinity for wild animals from an early age...
The Ultimate Guide to Getting Out of Gambier: Why it Matters
These past four weeks, I’ve given you a brief guide to the place that I consider home. I’ve told you about some amazing food, wonderful...
The Ultimate Guide to Getting Out of Gambier: Forming Connections
Last week, I wrote about a few of my experiences befriending Knox County residents. This week, I’m going to talk about how to meet people...
I Tried Every Single Variety of Mac and Cheese Available at the Market So You Don’t Have To
I’m terrible at science. I’ve always been terrible at science. I’m an English and classics major, and I fulfilled my physical science...
Her Campus at Kenyon
Meet Nathan, WGS Major and Unity House Manager!
Name: Nathan Durham Year: 2017 Hometown: Atlanta, Georgia Major: Sociology, Women and Gender’s Studies Activities: Manager of Unity House,...
Wake Up, Kenyon: Why The Cove Destruction Matters More Than We Realize
When I heard the news that students had damaged the Cove, I was angry. I was angry for the owners, and I was angry for the college. I was...