Week Five

Michael Martin of the Haudenosaunees extends the story of Sky Woman on Interfaith Friday

by Chloe Murdock on August 3, 2020

martin Details in the story of creation depend on who is telling it among the Haudenosaunee people — comprised of the Senecas, Oneidas, Mohawks, Cuyahogas, Onondagas and the Tuscaroras. Michael Martin, an Onondaga who was

Mirabai Starr describes the paradox of the feminine spirit

by Chloe Murdock on July 30, 2020

Feminine spirituality, Mirabai Starr said, is a paradox in a world that prioritizes masculine energy and attitudes. “The feminine inhabits

Errin Haines, co-founder of The 19th, To Discuss Journalism During A Time Of “Dual Pandemics Of COVID-19 And Racism” and Intersections Between Gender and Politics

by Nick Danlag on July 29, 2020

While covering the Iowa caucuses earlier this year, Errin Haines, co-founder of The 19th, was surprised that a lot of

Joan Chittister To Discuss Global Equality, What Equality Would Look Like And Why It Has Not Been Achieved Yet

by Nick Danlag on July 27, 2020

Joan Chittister, Benedictine Sister of Erie, Pennsylvania, said communication is the base of everything that humans do. Chittister “We don't

Philip Gulley and Rt. Rev. V. Gene Robinson Discuss Modern Quakerism in Interfaith Friday Lecture

by AnaBella Lassiter on July 28, 2019

Philip Gulley talks about the problem of evil and the Quaker response to it during the fifth Interfaith Friday lecture

Liberation Ministry Frees People to be in their Right Minds, Rev. Otis Moss III Says

by Mary Lee Talbot on July 25, 2019

Otis Moss III, chaplin for Week Five, shares his faith story at Sunday Vespers July 21, 2019 in the Hall of Philosophy. VISHAKHA GUPTA/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER "Neighbor, oh neighbor, it’s time for us to build a

Rev. Elaine D. Thomas Talks Spiritualism’s Relevance in Modern Society

by AnaBella Lassiter on July 25, 2019

Rev. Elaine D. Thomas talks about Spiritualism at the Hall of Philosophy Wednesday July 24, 2019. SARAH YENESEL/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Between

J. Ekela Kaniaupio-Crozier Shares Transformation and Legacy of Hawaiian Language

by Jamie Landers on July 25, 2019

J. Ekela Kaniaupio-Crozier talks about the importance of Hawaiian language and how she and many others have been working towards

Julie Washington Calls for Prioritization of Reading and Linguistics in Schools

by Jamie Landers on July 24, 2019

Professor and chair of the Department of Communications Sciences and Disorders at Georgia State University, Julie Washington, speaks during her

Arborist Craig Vollmer to Demonstrate Tree Density Test

by Julia Preszler on July 24, 2019

To the untrained eye, it might look like arborist Craig Vollmer is administering a lie detector test to a tree.

Adam Jortner to Shed Light on Social Reforms Relating to the Burned-Over District

by Chris Clements on July 24, 2019

Thanks in part to the people of the Burned-over District, America is a country where women have the right to vote, slavery is illegal and the temperance movement effected policy change at the federal level.

J. Ekela Kaniaupio-Crozier to Talk Importance of Language and Culture

by Vishakha Gupta on July 24, 2019

When J. Ekela Kaniaupio-Crozier was growing up, her grandmother gave her a gift she would treasure for the rest of

Spencer McBride Dives into History of Burned-Over District and its Chautauqua Connection

by AnaBella Lassiter on July 23, 2019

Historian and documentary editor, Spencer McBride speaks about how western New York gre to be named the Burned-over District, during

Larry Arnn Emphasizes the Importance of Free Speech on College Campuses

by Jamie Landers on July 23, 2019

Larry Arnn Larry Arnn said college campuses in September and October are as “happy as Disneyland,” but by late March

Author and Lawyer William Casto to Deliver Heritage Lecture on Jackson’s Time as Roosevelt’s Attorney General

by webchq on July 23, 2019

William Casto “Controversial presidential actions frequently involve controversial legal advice,” William Casto writes in the introduction of his most recent

Trevor Cox Explores Science and Overall Evolution of Sound and Human Voice

by Jamie Landers on July 22, 2019

Inventions like sound recording and the synthesized voice have changed human communication forever, and while advances in artificial intelligence are hinting toward an even greater transformation, Trevor Cox can’t help but notice the consequences of

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