Events

A prolific artist, theorist and educator, Luis Camnitzer challenges convention and confronts institutional power, economic injustice and political repression.

David Levinthal’s playful photographs reference iconic images and events that shaped postwar American society.

Works from net art history showcase a range of forms and offer a space to consider the internet as social process, material infrastructure and lived experience.

Paint, draw or sketch at the Brown Family Environmental Center every Tuesday evening through Oct. 20.

Celebrate the first day of autumn with an evening stroll in the BFEC labyrinth.

Falcon, a talent platform providing executive search, management evaluation and leadership resources, will highlight day-to-day responsibilities and the high-level strategic direction of the business for students interested in summer internships or full-time roles.

Staff from the Human Rights Campaign will demonstrate how to register to vote online and request an absentee ballot.

All Kenyon students, faculty, staff are invited to participate in a weekly lunch conversation.

Join Bridge Kenyon, a student organization focused on politics and campus life, for a weekly virtual discussion about college education in the midst of coronavirus.

The Department of Political Science and the Center for the Study of American Democracy welcome the 2020 Constitution Day speaker.