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Sorin is the author of “Driving While Black: African American Travel and the Road to Civil Rights.”
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To “Do Right,” We Must Name What is Wrong
Notes From Ransom Hall“Restore facts and reason to the public discourse, connect to our neighbors with empathy and grace. This is the work that we can and must do.”
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Eddie S. Glaude Jr. headlines annual MLK Day celebration
Press ReleasesThe bestselling author and intellectual will deliver the keynote address at Kenyon's "Day of Dialogue" program.
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Why I Vote
Notes From Ransom HallPresident Sean Decatur votes to honor the courage and resilience of those who have come before him.
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Thoughts on the Aftermath of Recent Events
Notes From Ransom HallPresident Sean Decatur sent a message to the Kenyon community in response to nationwide protests related to the recent deaths of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and George Floyd, offering suggestions on actions to take to help process our anger.
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A Summer Ahead
First Person: Student Life at KenyonIn Professor Van Holde’s class, “The Expansion of International Society,” Raul Romero '22 was surprised to read that a man he had questioned in Congress was the writer and subject of two course books they had to discuss.
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Healthy Democracy
Kenyon NewsProf. Nancy Powers answers the question: how can we safeguard both public health and our right to vote during a global pandemic?
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The Power of Dissent
Notes From Ransom HallKenyon adopted revisions to its protest policy to affirm the College’s commitment to free expression, protect the right to peaceful demonstration and provide clear guidance to all members of our community.
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Kenyon Students for Marco Saavedra
First Person: Student Life at KenyonThere’s something unique about the Kenyon family: you may not have overlapped during your time on the Hill, but the strong attachment a fellow student or alumnus has to the campus and to each other is a force to be reckoned with, a bond inseparable.
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Insider Perspective
Kenyon NewsStudents discuss literature and forge friendships in Kenyon’s first prison-exchange course.
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