With centuries of history on her side, Nikole Hannah-Jones argues that America was founded on a lie, and has spent 250 years trying its best to
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Shannon Rozner In May, Chautauqua Institution’s Board of Trustees approved the 150 Forward strategic plan, a series of objectives and initiatives to launch the Institution
Roger Conner Assassinations, bombings, hazardous material incidents, human trafficking, jumpers, undercover stings, protests and environmental and social challenges are among the crises and issues that
A classic middle-grade book joins a beautiful reimaging of the story of Anne Frank, her diary and identity for the CLSC Young Readers with Week One’s
The Hurlbut Church Meal Ministry is going green. Chautauquans who attend the church’s weekday lunches or Sunday lemonade stand and barbecue will notice that the
Ori Z. Soltes Out of everything teaching entails, Ori Z. Soltes said what he enjoys most is dealing with “the world of the mind.” At
President Michael E. Hill speaks during the NOW Generation President’s Reception Sunday, July 1, 2018, at Girls’ Club. Lifelong and returning Chautauquans are ready to foster
As visiting artist Daisy Patton prepares to speak at Chautauqua Institution, she has her younger self in mind. “Something that I found helpful as a younger
In one of the last pre-season moments of calm, the Bird, Tree & Garden Club hosted an appreciation lunch for dozens of Chautauqua Institution employees who
Good morning. As president of the Institution, it is my special privilege to welcome you to Chautauqua’s 146th Assembly. Whether this is your first day at
Ted and Betsy Merchant Before Annie Griffiths’ lecture at 10:45 a.m. Monday, June 24th, Ted and Betsy Merchant will be thanked for their gifts
Traditionally, the first Sacred Song Service of Chautauqua Institution’s season welcomes old and new Chautauquans to the grounds. Returners will find that a few elements
More than a hundred community members gathered on Saturday, June 15, ahead of the summer season at the first Chautauqua Lake Conference to learn more
New General Manager of the Anthenaeum Hotel, Leland Lewis, sits infront of the hotel with his dog, Rosco, who stayed with him during the winter
As if on cue, the rain that persisted during most of the morning Thursday let up just in time for the ribbon- cutting as part of
From decorative additions to complete renovations, Chautauqua Institution faced over 40 construction projects this off-season. Despite the magnitude of these changes, John Shedd, vice president