What's Happening Speakers and Discussions
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On Sept. 16, 2026, Kenyon will welcome Sarah Longwell ’02 to the Hill for a timely conversation about the state of American politics today moderated by Professor of Political Science Pam Camerra-Rowe.
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Hear from current medical students about their paths to medical school, with candid advice on academics, applications, interviews and finding a fit.
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Kenyon alumnus and quantum research scientist at Amazon Web Services, Haifeng Qiao '16, will return to campus to discuss quantum computing and the hardware to make it possible.
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Students who participated in summer research programs share their work over the summer.
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Join the Philander Chase Conservancy interns for an environmental studies field career networking opportunity with Kenyon alumni.
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The Chemistry/BMB Department welcomes Jessica Cooperstone from The Ohio State University.
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Fifty years into Kenyon’s humane studies program (IPHS), López and Romero sit down together to ask what an education like Kenyon’s is for, and why the humane study of ideas and human experience matters even more when the state itself turns inhumane.
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The Center for the Study of American Democracy welcomes Fred Guttenberg, author of “American Carnage: Shattering the Myths That Fuel Gun Violence” and “Find The Helpers,” and Joe Walsh, former Illinois Congressman and creator of “The Social Contract with Joe Walsh” podcast.
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Kenyon welcomes Melanie Y. White from Georgetown University. Her research explores Black, Indigenous and Afro-Indigenous women’s practices of sovereignty in Caribbean Central America.
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Planning for this event is in progress with the speaker to be announced. Look out for more information from the Center for the Study of American Democracy.
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The Center for the Study of American Democracy welcomes Lilly Goren '87, a professor of political science at Carroll University.
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The Center for the Study of American Democracy welcome Clint Smith, winner of the 2021 National Book Critics Circle Award for Nonfiction.
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The Center for the Study of American Democracy welcomes New York Times opinion editor David French.
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The Center for the Study of American Democracy welcomes Hrach Gregorian from the Institute of World Affairs and American University.