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Kenyon Votes Week, organized by the Center for the Study of American Democracy, is a push to educate and register potential student voters in advance of the upcoming election.

President Kornfeld and Provost Bowman encourage students to embrace this opportunity to be informed, engaged citizens.

The fall lecture series, featuring historian Timothy Snyder among others, will take a deep dive into issues related to the upcoming presidential election as well as contemporary politics.

The College’s Brown Family Environmental Center will host a free Earth Day festival on Saturday, April 20.

“An Enemy of the People: A Theater Project from America’s Hometown” will present powerful readings and guided discussions to foster connection and positive action in Knox County.

Students created a voter guide for the March 19 primary election through the Center for the Study of American Democracy.

The College will host a lecture series on contemporary American politics, featuring New York Times writer David Leonhardt and former Washington Post Executive Editor Martin Baron among other guests.

The College community discussed the 1963 March on Washington and the “I Have a Dream” speech during the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Dialogue.

A number of campus employees who served in the military say their experiences helped make them who they are today. Veterans Day honors the contributions that they and others have made.

Members of the Kenyon community are initiating change on a local level by assisting with the political process.