Events

“Theory.” In literary studies and sociology, theories not only guide how we do the practical work of interpreting texts and data, but they also offer critiques of the here and now and contain our hopes for a better future. Abstract yet fundamental, complex yet elegant, opaque yet clarifying: these contradictions make learning and arguing about theory its own confounding and pleasurable exercise.

Students who attended this year's APS Global Physics Summit will share their experiences hearing about the latest developments in modern physics.

Join filmmaker Justin Schein for a screening of his documentary film followed by a Q&A with Professors Alexander Hyde and Zachary McGee.

Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science Craig Jackson from Ohio Wesleyan University will visit Kenyon to discuss generatively-designed textiles.

The Center for the Study of American Democracy (CSAD) welcomes Lily Geismer, professor of history at Claremont McKenna College.