Former White House officials and political strategists and commentators Karl Rove and David Axelrod, in conversation with Chautauqua Institution President Michael E. Hill, close out
The Rev. Heidi Neumark, pastor and author of Sanctuary: Being Christian in the Wake of Trump, speaks Thursday in the Hall of Philosophy. Jess Kszos/Staff
Rove and Axelrod James BuckserStaff writer David Axelrod thinks he and Karl Rove are “opposite numbers” across the political divide. Despite their differences, Rove said,
Inazu James BuckserStaff writer John Inazu approaches the topic of religious expression from a legal and academic background. “My entry into this conversation is maybe
Andrew Seidel, vice president of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, lectures Wednesday in the Hall of Philosophy. Jess Kszos/Staff Photographer Sara TothEditor
Bob Woodward, associate editor at The Washington Post, delivers a portion of his morning lecture in conversation with Senior Vice President and Chief Program Officer
Woodward Julia WeberStaff writer Investigative reporters are tasked with asking the tough questions, and few people know this better than Bob Woodward. Woodward, one of
Neumark James BuckserStaff writer To the Rev. Heidi Neumark, the topic of religious pluralism is complicated. “It seems like a positive thing, a plurality of
Pamela Paresky, a writer, researcher, psychologist and creator of the “Habits of a Free Mind: Psychology for Democracy and The Good Life” project, delivers her
Social justice activist Nausheena Hussain, a principal of Nissa Consulting and co-founder and executive director emerita of Reviving the Islamic Sisterhood for Empowerment, continues the
Paresky Zoe KolenovskyStaff writer How do we become happy? The question seems simple enough, but its answer becomes much more complicated when factoring in complex
Seidel James BuckserStaff writer Andrew Seidel sees religion being weaponized in the political sphere. “One of the most recent examples is, in granting the license
Anna Deavere Smith delivers her combination lecture and performance, titled “The Work of Democracy: Freedom of Expression,” Tuesday in the Amphitheater. Jess Kszos/Staff Photographer Alton
Smith Arden Ryancontributing writer As a performer and a dramatist, Anna Deavere Smith has spent a career looking for expressive behavior in everyday people. Smith