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  Kenyon Collegian - January 1858

  The University of Oxford, 1; A Hyperion Sketch, 6; To --, 11; Farewell, 12; Comte’s Philosophy, 13; Alone, 21; My Christmas Night, 23; The Coming Out of the Stars, 29; At Morning, 30; The Right Rev. Philander Chase, D.D., 31; Probosciana, 36; The Heroism of Lieutenant Herndon, 39; Memorabilia Kenyonensia, 41; Editors’ Table, 44

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  Kenyon Collegian - February 1858

  The German Universities, 49; In Imitation of Tennyson, 57; Education, 61; From the Note-Book of a Senior, 62; A Page of Unrecorded History, 68; The Unchangeable, 71; An Analogy Not in Butler, 73; Our Stove and We, 75; The Right Rev. Philander Chase, D.D., 78; The Midnight Review, 81; Shadows, 83; Memorabilia Kenyonensia, 90; Editors’ Table, 94

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  Kenyon Collegian - March 1858

  What and How to Read, 97; Little Things, 104; A Blotted Page from the Book of My Life, 104; Dirge, 113; The Right Rev. Philander Chase, D.D., 114; My Wedding-Day, 119; The Nebular Hypothesis of La Place, 123; Memorabilia Kenyonensia, 134; Editors’ Table, 140

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  Kenyon Collegian - May 1858

  Imagination, 145; The Mirrored Stars, 149; The Voices, 150; Stanzas, 153; The Baconian Philosophy: An Oration, 154; De Mortuis Nihil Nisi Bonum, 156; The Opening of Spring, 159; In the Spring, 160; A Hint to Homesick Students, 161; Translation from the Greek: Address of Democritus Abderites to the Eidola, 168; Lyrics for the Curious – A Critique, 168; Another Chapter on Words, 173; The Right Rev. Philander Chase, D.D., 181; Memorabilia Kenyonensia, 183; Editors’ Table, 184

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  Kenyon Collegian - June 1858

  The Megarics, 193; The Russian Empire, 199; A Story of Scotland, 209; Witchcraft, 215; The Right Rev. Philander Chase, D.D., 221; Tradition – Mythological and Spiritual, 225; Memorabilia Kenyonensia, 232; Editors’ Table, 235

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  Kenyon Collegian - July 1858

  Memory, 250; Translation from Ovid, Lib. XV, 250; The Spanish Empire – The Causes of Its Decay, 251; To-Day and To-Morrow, 254; The Study of History, A Means of Instruction – Political and Moral, 255; Literary Idolatry, 257; Memorabilia Kenyonensia, 261; Editors’ Table, 270

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  Kenyon Collegian - October 1858

  American Student Life, 273; Lessing – (1729-1781), 284; Consolation in Tears, 291; Moods, 292; The English Army, 296; Herbert’s “Roman Traitor,” 301; Observations By the Way, 305; Memorabilia Kenyonensia, 307; Editors’ Table, 316

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  Kenyon Collegian - November 1858

  The West, 321; The Unsung Dead, 332; Vcationisms: Jotted By a Senior, 332; Klopstock – (1723-1803), 340; Loved Ones at Home, 345; “There Is a Modest Mansion Upon the Banks of the Potomac,” 346; Works of Art, 351; Hope’s Anastasius, 356; Modern Spiritualism – Are Its Claims True or False?, 359; Editors’ Table, 365

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  Kenyon Collegian - December 1858

  Upper-Tendom, 369; Impediments to Intellectual Improvement, 379; Right Rev. Philander Chase, D.D., 385; I Loved Thee, 391; The Poetry of the Troubadours, 393; Christoph Martin Wieland (1733-1813), 401; The Old Clock, 407; Editors’ Table, 414