Society & Politics
Healthy Democracy
Kenyon News
Prof. Nancy Powers answers the question: how can we safeguard both public health and our right to vote during a global pandemic?
Along Middle Path
Society & Politics
Putting Rights First
Kenyon News
A Kenyon faculty expert on international relations and transitional justice talks to Julia McKay ’17 about her work in human rights.
Society & Politics
Calling In, Not Out
Kenyon News
Human rights leader Loretta Ross headlines Kenyon’s annual MLK Day celebration.
Society & Politics
Confronting Injustice
Kenyon News
Michelle Alexander, author of the bestseller ‘The New Jim Crow,’ will speak at Kenyon about structural racism.
Society & Politics
Top Prospect
Kenyon News
A Kenyon education helped political science major Pranav Mulpur ’19 become a sought-after candidate for top-tier law schools.
Society & Politics
Smartphone Generation
Kenyon News
Psychologist Jean Twenge will speak at Kenyon about how technology has shaped the young adults known as “iGen.”
Society & Politics
Freshman Year
Kenyon News
Newly elected Rep. TJ Cox P’19 will visit Kenyon to share insight into Congress.
Society & Politics
Currently on the @washingtonpost's homepage: #KenyonCollege Prof. of Economics Jay Corrigan shares his research into Facebook's value to users https://t.co/UcD56GbmsO via @PostEverything
Society & Politics
Enlightening a Dark Past
Kenyon News
Two Kenyon students organize a trip into the deep South, bearing witness to a dark past and the hope of a brighter future.
Society & Politics
"We live in a pathologically forward-driven country. And because of that, I think telling stories of the past is so important." Thanks for the inspiring words to a big crowd at Rosse Hall on Saturday, @JadAbumrad! https://t.co/KBBg4ZHfyD
Society & Politics
Preserving a Culture
Kenyon News
Professor of American Studies Peter Rutkoff’s extensive research on Gullah culture is now publicly available.
Society & Politics
Food Findings
Alumni Bulletin
For her anthropology honors thesis, Jenna Rochelle ’18 examined how Kenyon students’ interactions with food correlate to income.
Society & Politics
The Value of Facebook
Kenyon News
Professor of Economics Jay Corrigan examines how much users value Facebook — by paying them to delete their accounts.
Society & Politics
Why Latinx?
Kenyon News
Associate Professor of English and Literature Ivonne García explains the rationale behind the gender-neutral term “Latinx.”
Society & Politics
Kenyon Votes 2018
Kenyon News
Kenyon students learned about the issues, knocked on doors and headed to the polls to make their voices heard.