August 14, 2020

Virtual Open Studios give Chautauquans a peek at 2020 School of Art’s Students and Emerging Artists

by Eleanor Bishop on August 14, 2020

During a typical Chautauqua Season, the School of Art’s open studios offer curious Chautauquans the chance to venture up to the Arts Quad meet the Students and Emerging Artists and view, and sometimes even participate

Heritage Lecture Series to screen 1923 film of community pageant

by Jamie Clarkson on August 14, 2020

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As Chautauqua Institution jitterbugged into the Roaring Twenties, Women’s Club President Anna Pennybacker was repulsed by the “vulgar amusements” of

Author Kent Nerburn relays what he has learned and unlearned from telling the stories of Native Americans

by Chloe Murdock on August 14, 2020

Nerburn Before Kent Nerburn became an author, he was a wood sculptor. He changed his career after being hired in

The divine on Earth: Kainat Felicia Norton and Muinuddin Charles Smith describe Sufi perspective on creation

by Chloe Murdock on August 14, 2020

For 20 years, Kainat Felicia Norton and Muinuddin Charles Smith have led Sufi meditations in Chautauqua’s Mystic Heart Program. But

Science journalist and author Angela Saini discussed the origins of the social construct of race, the history of racial science and its lingering threads in science and politics

by Nick Danlag on August 14, 2020

Some people think of race, as science journalist Angela Saini said, “as a biological entity, something that resides within your

Randon Billings Noble to discuss different forms of essay in Brown Bag

by Chris Clements on August 14, 2020

Randon Billings Noble has a view of writing that is at once both practical and romantic. Noble The fusion of those two outlooks, Noble said, is the key for how young writers can dodge the

International human rights attorney Flynn Coleman to alleviate AI, technology fears

by Jamie Landers on August 14, 2020

It’s only natural to fear the potential of rapidly advancing technology. By portraying artificial intelligence as the root of dystopian

In today’s troubled times, people wish to see Jesus, the Rev. Casey Baggott proclaims

by Mary Lee Talbot on August 14, 2020

There is a brass plaque on the front of the pulpit of the Columbia Theological Seminary in Atlanta that reads,

Briefly — News from Around the Grounds

by Cloey Olkowski on August 14, 2020

The Briefly column will appear every weekday and on Saturdays at www.chqdaily.com. It is intended to provide space for announcements

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