Conor Knighton ends Chautauqua Lecture Series with stories from country’s gatherings by Sophia Rooksberry on August 28, 2026
Conor Knighton returns to Chautauqua with stories of ‘unconventional conventions, fascinating festivals’ by Sophia Rooksberry on August 27, 2026
Vivek Murthy discusses loneliness, community and connection in health by Rocco Prioletti on August 27, 2026
Vivek Murthy to talk health and connection in season’s penultimate lecture by Rocco Prioletti on August 26, 2026
Henry Louis Gates, Jr. shares history of ‘Finding Your Roots’ and highlights the importance of ancestral connection by Sophia Rooksberry on August 26, 2026
Henry Louis Gates, Jr. to speak on collective histories and memories by Julia Weber on August 25, 2026
Katelyn Beaty delves into the history of evangelicalism and how it led to 81 percent support for Trump by Brian Contreras on July 11, 2017
From Today’s Lecturer: A looming crisis of faith in our nation’s courts by Dahlia Lithwick on July 11, 2017
Andrew Sullivan contemplates religion, sexuality, and his personal faith journey by Brian Contreras on July 10, 2017
Kristin Romey explores Christ’s tomb, sunken fortresses and the depths of mankind’s consciousness by Brian Contreras on July 7, 2017
Shah Selbe is using cutting-edge drones, 3-D printers and virtual reality to save something much older: Planet Earth by Brian Contreras on July 6, 2017
Kristin Romey closes week with National Geographic by highlighting humankind’s past by Delaney Van Wey on July 6, 2017
Engineer Shah Selbe to discuss nexus of technology and ocean conservation by John Ford on July 5, 2017
Asha de Vos and Thandiwe Mweetwa discuss how to save the world’s animals by Brian Contreras on July 5, 2017
Photojournalist Brian Skerry discusses underwater photography, environmental stewardship by Brian Contreras on July 4, 2017
National Geographic Emerging Explorers will present research on whales, lions by Alex Meyer on July 4, 2017
From Today’s Lecturers: The importance of inclusivity in large mammal conservation by Thandiwe Mweetwa & Asha de Vos on July 4, 2017
National Geographic’s Brian Skerry to talk ‘connecting the dots’ with underwater photography by Kelly Powell on July 3, 2017
Lee Berger Has Explored Caves and Savannahs, And Now He’s Exploring the Origins of the Human Race by Brian Contreras on July 3, 2017
