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
George Tanabe explains dichotomies in Obon, differences between US and Japan by Lily Reslink on August 27, 2026
Vivek Murthy to talk health and connection in season’s penultimate lecture by Rocco Prioletti on August 26, 2026
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
Bird, Tree & Garden Club to highlight presidential gardens in Brown Bag lecture by Alex Meyer on July 4, 2017
Ambassador Joseph has a vision for ensuring the future of communities by Delaney Van Wey on July 3, 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
Paleoanthropologist Lee Berger discusses human origins and the future of exploration by Adrianna Jereb on July 2, 2017
Khalid Qazi reaches out to neighbors in interfaith and post-9/11 work by Delaney Van Wey on July 2, 2017
Protestant professor Alec Ryrie says “it’s not about politics, it’s about God” by Kelly Powell on July 2, 2017
‘Inventology’ author Pagan Kennedy explores how necessity, identity and serendipity fuel invention by Brian Contreras on July 1, 2017
