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Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Bridget Brink ’91 spent over a week on campus sharing her insider knowledge of global events and career advice as an expert-in-residence.

Career diplomat Bridget Brink ’91 will be on campus this month for guest lectures, class visits and career mentoring as part of a new program bringing accomplished alumni and parents to Kenyon.

The College’s fall lecture series will feature a variety of prominent speakers, including Sarah Longwell, a Kenyon alumna and founder of the influential media startup The Bulwark.

Student researchers connected with the broader academic community through a fully funded trip to the Bay Area with the John W. Adams Summer Scholar Program in Socio-Legal Studies.

During the annual campus Day of Dialogue, the College community celebrated the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. while contemplating various ways of responding to injustice.

The College’s Center for the Study of American Democracy is hosting a spring lecture series focusing on the challenges facing some of America’s core principles.

Top media professionals from The New York Times, The New Yorker and other respected publications will return to campus as part of events organized by The Kenyon Collegian.

Chalmers Library staff have organized an exhibition on banned books and a film screening as part of county-wide programming calling attention to censorship.

The College’s fall lecture series, which includes George Packer, William Kristol and Jeff Flake, will explore the state of American democracy from diverse perspectives.

More than a dozen scholars and other experts will gather for the Center for the Study of American Democracy’s conference “A Nation of Immigrants?” on March 26-27.