Topic: free speech — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: Opinion

Weekly Column: MIT made the wrong call by disinviting guest speaker

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) recently disinvited Dorian Abbot, geophysicist and associate professor at the University of Chicago, from a speaking engagement… Read More

by Milo Levine
October 28, 2021
Section: News

Policy clarifies campaign rules

The College recently approved a new policy about political campaign activities on campus, clarifying its impartial stance in political campaign activities in order… Read More

by Kayleigh McCoy
November 15, 2018
Section: Editorial

Email chains are for lost keys, not debate

Over the past few weeks, several email chains — clocking in at 24 and 40 messages each — flooded inboxes across campus. These… Read More

by The Kenyon Collegian
February 22, 2018
Section: Opinion

Vandal violates Kenyon’s resolve to respect

This week, the four sororities at Kenyon planned to bring a Planned Parenthood representative to campus to discuss birth control, sexually transmitted infections… Read More

by Rachel Arens
February 15, 2018
Section: Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: Assurances in doubt.

To the editor: “Don’t worry, Kenyon’s not like those other schools.” Many times since graduating, I’ve used those… Read More

by Robby Ketcham
February 15, 2018
Section: Opinion

Debates and biases at Kenyon preclude genuine conversations

The political culture in the U.S., and at Kenyon specifically, forces individuals to identify themselves within a group and then fight to become the… Read More

by Dani De Andrade
November 2, 2017
Section: Opinion

Free speech resolution invites debate over improving policy

Editors’ Note: This piece is adapted from the author’s winning essay for the Center for the Study of American Democracy’s recent competition, held… Read More

by George Goldman
October 12, 2017
Section: News

On The Record: Jeff Rosen

Jeff Rosen is the president and chief executive officer of the National Constitution Center, as well as a professor at The George Washington… Read More

by Lauren Eller
September 28, 2017
Section: Opinion

Kenyon’s motto relevant in era of Trump

A large proportion of Kenyon students are likely unfamiliar with the College’s motto, let alone its interpretation. While working in the Greenslade Special… Read More

by Cameron Austin
August 31, 2017
Section: Opinion

Free speech and civil debate are hallmarks of a stable democracy

This September, the Center for the Study of American Democracy (CSAD) at Kenyon convenes its biennial conference with the theme Free Speech, Civil… Read More

by Nancy Powers
August 31, 2017