Since its inception in 1889, presidents and members of the Chautauqua Women’s Club have been influential in state, regional, national and even global policymaking —
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During the weekend of Sept. 16, Chautauqua Institution will become a hub of two-wheeled activity, as the Chautauqua Climate Change Initiative hosts its first-ever Green
The beauty of Chautauqua rests in its otherworldliness. From the rustling of the oak trees as you sit within the Hall of Philosophy, to the
Following a vote by Chautauqua Corporation members last week, Sara Ponkow Falvo was elected as the newest Class B trustee on the Chautauqua Institution Board
The first time the Rev. Dwight D. Andrews served as chaplain-in-residence at Chautauqua, in 2015, he told the congregation that he’d find ways to play
Launched a mere eight months ago, on Christmas 2021, the James Webb Space Telescope is the largest optical telescope in space. Its primary mirror consists
Over its nearly 150-year existence, Chautauqua has celebrated the environment and is working to become a leading model in sustainability. With the recent addition of
Last Thursday, Aug. 11, Chautauquans gathered for a boat tour of The Jefferson Project’s sensors on Chautauqua Lake, followed by a reception featuring a Q-and-A
Try to imagine what it may have been like for a master’s student in classical studies — one who has excavated Mediterranean archaeological sites in
Outgoing Artistic Director Andrew Borba’s tenure with Chautauqua Theater Company is old enough to vote. Over the span of the last 18 years, Borba has
Chautauqua is often compared to a masterful weaving, a vibrant cloth of many colors that in its entirety is beautiful to behold. But the true
Johns Hopkins Hospital and Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore are renowned the world over for their prestige, but their histories include hard truths only recently
There are all sorts of reasons why people are reluctant to talk to family, friends and even professionals, about money. Among the most prevalent and
The year was 1885 and the United States temperance movement — a sociopolitical push to limit the use of alcohol across the country — was
In coordination with Chautauqua County Executive P.J. Wendel, in the aftermath of the Friday morning attack and subsequent evacuation of the Amphitheater and lockdown of
Balancing on a beam, a pair of hands were steady and ready for the next move. These hands would go on to rhythmically press down