Audrey Baker is a journalist with a focus on local news in Gambier, Ohio. She writes for publications such as The Dispatch, The Kenyon Collegian, and The Bakersfield Californian, covering a range of topics including politics, social issues, and campus news. Her work has also been featured in RealClear Education.
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By: Audrey Baker
A Maryland -based pest control company has agreed to pay Washington, D.C. , nearly $140,000 after allegedly polluting the city with toxic chemicals.
Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada Garcia, the Mexican drug lord who was arrested by federal agents last month, will stand trial in Brooklyn, New York.
By: Audrey Baker
A federal judge ruled Tuesday that a lawsuit accusing Harvard University of failing to address antisemitism on campus can proceed.
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A Washington, D.C. , government official has resigned after the city's ethics board found she had been secretly working a separate full-time job and serving as an elected official in Virginia on government time.
By: Audrey Baker
We should not go about changing traditions lightly. Traditions, for however much criticism they garner, are simply customs or rituals that have worked. It’s not wrong to change them, but it’s unwise — and unfortunate — to alter a time-honored tradition so that its heart and meaning have been gutted. Adjusting the date of the […]
In 2004, Kenyon students made history by waiting in line for up to 11 hours to cast their ballots on Election Day. The New York Times, NPR and Associated Press covered the story, capturing the enthusiasm and energy of the hundreds of students who showed up to the polls to vote. In 2020, Kenyon’s student […]
By: Audrey Baker
This past week, I experienced a moment that shook my faith in the sanctity of quiet spaces on campus. I was sitting in the Carver Reading Room, hoping for a few hours of productive studying. What I got instead was the Houston Texans-Indianapolis Colts game at full volume from a group of first-years, accompanied by […]
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Last month, The Gund made a significant revision to the scope of the Senior Art Major Capstone Exhibition. While previously the gallery would host an exhibition of the seniors’ capstones for 15 days at the end of the spring semester, space for the senior art show in The Gund will be greatly reduced beginning with […]
Iline Smith, Scarborough, ON— Iline Smith passed away unexpectedly on Monday, December 2nd, leaving a community in shock and grief. Known for her jovial - Iline Smith, Scarborough, ON, Community Mourns the Loss of Beloved Member OmPaix
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Serhii Skliarov, Spokane, WA—Serhii Skliarov, a beloved father and devoted pastor, passed away on December 25, 2024, at the age of 54. His death has left - Serhii Skliarov, Spokane, WA Community Mourns the Loss of Devoted Father and Pastor OmPaix
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