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Jason Robert thinks fear can be a productive emotion. At least that’s what Robert, Lincoln Chair in Ethics and director

Ideological gaps are growing, and political polarization is shaping the culture of the United States in the 21st century. Associate

  Infinite moments of lucidity and, if it were possible, infinitely more infinite questions arise when absorbing the tacit brilliance

  Rarely has a passing philosopher held his tongue. He pesters the human conscience. Jason Robert — who is the

Lisa Sharon Harper’s work didn’t shift during the Black Lives Matter movement — she said this is a moment she

Michael Sandel has spent many summers speaking from the Amphitheater stage, and in all that time he’s never just come

As a theologian, Noreen Herzfeld knows that in the first century, people could see themselves in the image of God.

University of Virginia Professor Emeritus Deborah G. Johnson believes that reputation is the commodity that wins elections. But this commodity

The Avett Brothers’ 2012 song “Live and Die” begins with the lyrics, “All it'll take is just one moment and

“Should I Stay or Should I Go" is more than just a song by the Clash; it also neatly summarizes

Routine is important to Nicholas Thompson. Thompson At 6 a.m., even in the midst of a global pandemic, he wakes

Institution President Michael E. Hill, board of trustees Chair James A. Pardo Jr. and strategic planning working group Chair Laura

Editors Sara Toth - Editor This is Sara Toth’s first summer as editor of The Chautauquan Daily. Previously, she served

WEEK ONE SATURDAY, JUNE 24 9:30 Chabad Jewish House Community Shabbat Service. Rabbi Zalman Vilenkin. Kiddush follows at 12:15 p.m. Zigdon Chabad Jewish

Good morning, and welcome home to Chautauqua. It is my privilege to greet you for the first time in this

As long as you’re within earshot, any perch can be a good one at the Hall of Philosophy — here,