August 2022

As a taxi driver in New York City, Sean Singer says he encountered the full range of the human experience.  “It’s New York City, so anything can and does happen,” said Singer, a poet and

With two more Sacred Song Services left in this summer’s season, Josh Stafford, director of sacred music and Jared Jacobsen Chair for the Organist, is looking to keep things fresh while still celebrating choral music.

Telling the truth can be a courageous act in a country built on lies. Discussing the impacts of white privilege and anti-Black narratives on the structural and systematic functioning of American society requires bravery. The

In his Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle lecture, Ryan Busse wants to get to the roots of radicalization in the United States. “I was inside the firearms industry for 20 years,” said Busse, an author