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Don’t be misled by the campus free speech debate. Colleges are listening — and engaging with neighbors
In the News — Washington PostWhen people from different backgrounds collaborate on common causes, the shared work spurs personal relationships and erodes stereotypes, writes President Decatur.
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Why the Harvard ruling will have little impact on who is offered admission
In the News — The Hechinger ReportWe must broaden our view beyond the scrutiny of admissions at wealthy, private selective colleges, President Decatur argues in an op-ed.
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Sean Decatur doesn’t see a free speech crisis on campus
In the News — The Ezra Klein ShowIn a podcast interview with Ezra Klein, President Decatur advances the debate over free speech and political correctness on campuses.
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Being Generous With Grace
Notes From Ransom HallPresident Sean Decatur shares the attitude he believes will be necessary to ensure a successful semester.
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Being Generous With Grace
Notes From Ransom HallGracious recognition of our shared vulnerability will be essential for our collective health as a community.
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On Aug. 27, President Sean Decatur announced the first positive COVID-19 test result.
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Kenyon is embarking on plan of action to foster a more diverse and inclusive community and engage in a thorough, open and candid self-examination of our structures, culture and leadership.
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2020-21 Update for employees
In the News — Campus ReportOn Friday, August 14, President Sean Decatur shared an update with employees about preparations for the start of the academic year.
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Support for Staff and Faculty Caregivers
In the News — Campus ReportOn Thursday, August 20, President Sean Decatur shared an update about support, flexibility and resource for staff and faculty caregivers.
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Update on Student Employment
In the News — Campus ReportOn Friday, August 21, Provost Jeffrey Bowman and Lee Schott, dean of career development, shared an update about student employment with students and employees.