Nathaniel Shahan
The Kenyon Collegian
Tully, NY, United States
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Student wage increase tied to new state rate
Kenyon student workers will be earning slightly more per hour this semester due to an increase in the Ohio minimum wage from $8.10 to $8.15 per hour. The increase went into effect in the State of Ohio on Jan. 1 of this year and represents an approximately 0.61 percent increase in the hourly minimum wage. Student workers at Kenyon receive pay in three different grade levels, with one being the… → Read More
Divestment from fossil fuels is the wrong kind of activism
Activist investing, not divestment, is how we should combat the issue of climate change. I don’t support divestment from companies producing fossil fuels. And no, this is not just because I hold sh… → Read More
Board climbs the Hill this weekend
First years signing the Matriculation Book today aren’t the only ones leaving a mark on Kenyon this week. Members of the Board of Trustees are on campus for their annual fall meeting to plan the fu… → Read More
The Board of Trustees: Members you should know
Denniston was elected to a six-year term as chair of the Board of Trustees in 2016. He is currently senior counsel at the law firm Goodwin, and is the former senior vice president and chief counsel… → Read More
New Campus Senate representatives elected
Elections for open Campus Senate positions were held last Thursday, Oct. 20, with Benjamin Douglas ’18 elected to the position of Co-Chair and Emily Margolin ’17 elected as the senior class represe… → Read More
Taking advantage of low interest rates, Kenyon refinances
As anyone who has opened a savings account recently can tell you, interest rates are at rock bottom. While bad for savers, this is a prime opportunity to borrow money at a low rate, which Kenyon is… → Read More
Students and faculty fight against Dakota Access Pipeline construction
North Dakota is a long way from Ohio, but that did not stop members of Indigenous Nations at Kenyon (INK) and the Environmental Campus Organization (ECO) from holding an informational event in soli… → Read More
New local shuttle loop
Wondering how students are going to get to their film classes at the Buckeye Candy Building? Kenyon’s answer is the Purple Line, an updated shuttle service in partnership with Knox Area Transit (KA… → Read More