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CNNW CNN Newsroom With Brooke Baldwin September 5, 2016 - Vimarsana News

CNNW CNN Newsroom With Brooke Baldwin September 5, 2016

There, the duelling of the two campaign plains. Hillary clintons running mate tim kaine took notice as he arrived in the city. Its interesting to have all the planes on the same tarmac. It shows you how important ohio is. Any moment we should see tim kaine and Hillary Clinton join a labor fest if cleveland. Well take that live. Meantime, donald trump and his Vice President ial pick mike pence attended a round table with union members. Later on trump is expected to go to the county fair near youngtown in an area known for many its many converts of democrats backing trump. So joe johns is waitin...

Intersection to close in May for roundabout construction — The Kenyon Collegian - Vimarsana News

Intersection to close in May for roundabout construction — The Kenyon Collegian

On May 28, the Ohio Department of Transportation will begin construction on a new roundabout at the intersection of State Route 229 (Newcastle Road) and State Route 308 (W Wiggin Street).

Staff Editorial: The College's COVID-19 responsibility — The Kenyon Collegian - Vimarsana News

Staff Editorial: The College's COVID-19 responsibility — The Kenyon Collegian

Serving Kenyon College and Gambier, Ohio since 1856.

Cap and Cleats - Vimarsana News

Cap and Cleats

Caroline O’Neil ’23 closes out her Kenyon career with back-to-back milestones.

Source: kenyon.edu
Meet Archie: College of Wooster has new Scottish terrier mascot - Vimarsana News

Meet Archie: College of Wooster has new Scottish terrier mascot

The decision came after years of informal discussions with students who increasingly felt the Highlander did not represent them.