To help shed light on the conflict, Along Middle Path spoke with Thomas Karako, director of the Center for the Study of American Democracy and assistant professor of political science. Karako is an expert on U.S. defense policy.
The Center for the Study of American Democracy attracts a blue-ribbon lineup of economists and policy makers for a conference on “The Politics of Economic Inequality.”
Starting this Wednesday, politicos and economic experts alike will descend on Gambier to discuss “The Politics of Economic Inequality.”
Success of Summer Science Scholars program prompts summer research opportunities in the humanities and social sciences.
Picnic combined orientation tradition, Gund exhibit and local harvest.
This Constitution Day, a visiting scholar explores the use of drones and government surveillance.
A noted historian visits Kenyon to tap into stories from the Civil War.
The sister of Leopoldo López ’93 visits Kenyon to speak about his imprisonment in Venezuela.
Leopoldo López '93, the jailed Venezuelan politician and activist, writes a letter to the Kenyon community.
CSAD has achieved endowment success to ensure civil discourse on issues of the day.
An exhibition in the Greenslade Special Collections explores Allied propaganda during World War II.
A grant from the Thomas W. Smith Foundation fuels the Center for the Study of American Democracy.
Political prisoner Leopoldo López ’93 is the recipient of a humanitarian award from the Kenyon alumni community.
In a talk on campus, culture critic Martha Bayles explores the misuse and overuse of free speech.
A new exhibit surveys how photos have contributed to the visual culture of the United States.
A Summer Science Scholar is studying whether microplastics are collecting in the river that flows around the Hill.
Writer who is critical of police militarization tells Kenyon audience that the increasing use of SWAT teams promotes violence.
The latest Franklin Miller Award winners, Jamie Currie ’16 and Qossay Alsattari ’16, show leadership in the classroom.
Students transform an extra room into a gallery that passers-by can view through the window.
U.S. Senator Robert Portman will speak at Kenyon about combating drug abuse and human trafficking.
FBI Director James B. Comey Jr. P’16 addresses privacy and security issues at CSAD’s biennial conference.
Collegian editors Gabe Brison-Trezise ’16 and Henri Gendreau ’16 sit down for an interview with FBI Director James B. Comey Jr. P’16.
Kenyon students earn praise for their engagement with FBI Director James B. Comey P'16 during his keynote speech at the CSAD conference.
Eight professors receive tenure-track appointments.
The Center for the Study of American Democracy presented a panel examining how populist movements can lead to the rise of authoritarianism.
Dozens of Kenyon students board a bus and head to Washington, D.C., to meet alumni, discuss politics, and find their futures.
Politicians, journalists and academics will convene at Kenyon to discuss "Free Speech, Civil Discourse."
Jeff Rosen of the National Constitution Center sits down with the Collegian to discuss free speech in the 21st century.
President Sean Decatur reflects on how the inherent tension between civility and free speech will lead the way to progress.
Newly elected Rep. TJ Cox P’19 will visit Kenyon to share insight into Congress.
A new public award named for Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo López ’93 honors his commitment to plural and inclusive democracy.
