Along Middle Path

Educational Journey

‘Undocumented’ author Dan-el Padilla Peralta speaks at Kenyon on his journey from a homeless shelter to higher education.

Class Divide

Philosopher and author Matthew Stewart visits Kenyon to discuss inequality and the “new American aristocracy.”

Korea Concerns

Professor of Political Science David Rowe explains what to make of the recent summit between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un.

Six Questions With Nate Silver

Kenyon’s 190th Commencement speaker talks about Ohio politics, liberal arts education and the Cincinnati Reds.

Apr 18

Considering Race

Jelani Cobb, one of America’s most insightful writers on the topic of race, headlines two events at Kenyon.

Why I Maintain Hope

By Sean Decatur

President Decatur reflects on the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.

A Better Way Forward

By Sean Decatur

The way forward is not a choice between free speech and inclusion, but rather a fusion.

A Call for Justice

Kenyon celebrates the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. in a Day of Dialogue program featuring the Most Rev. Michael B. Curry, head of the Episcopal Church.

Restoring History

Professor of History Glenn McNair fights against the myth of the Civil War’s “lost cause.”

Examining All Views

Why should students study “despicable” views? Professor of Biology Joan Slonczewski answers this burning question.

Bitcoin Basics

Assistant Professor of Economics William Luther explains what you need to know about the world’s hottest cryptocurrency.

Borders in Play

Kenyon students explore the nature of borders and engage with local elementary schoolers.

Disruption in the Marketplace of Ideas

By Sean Decatur

President Sean Decatur reflects on how the inherent tension between civility and free speech will lead the way to progress.