News Archive

Two CSAD student associates analyze the 2022 local elections.

Experts will gather for the Center for the Study of American Democracy conference “What’s My Dollar Worth? Inflation’s Causes, Consequences and Cures.”

The new professorship funded by D. Matthew Voorhees ’95 will encourage engagement with international issues.

Dean of the Howard University School of Law Danielle Holley was keynote speaker for Kenyon’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Dialogue.

Forming close relationships is my favorite part about my work in environmental education—but how could I make those connections in the dark?

Anthropology students study the history of human dwellings, then get hands-on experience combatting housing insecurity by taking part in local building projects.

According to political science professor David Rowe, the best class is one where a student’s worldview is turned upside down.

Kenyon students interning with county government demonstrate a commitment to community that transcends partisanship.

Director of the Center for the Study of American Democracy Joseph Klesner provides an update on CSAD programming and encourages everyone to exercise the right to vote.

Kenyon’s Office for Community Partnerships aims to connect students with Knox County through the Rural Life Initiative.