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Chautauqua Conversations: Executive Borello discusses Institution and county collaboration

by John Ford on June 26, 2018

George Borrello was elected Chautauqua County executive last November after eight years in the county legislature representing the Silver Creek area. A Chautauqua County native and retired successful businessman, Republican Borrello projects an easy assurance

Miami Faculty Fellows to collaborate with Institution in new partnership

by Maggie Prosser on June 26, 2018

Faculty from Miami University of Ohio will join Chautauqua Institution this summer as part of a new collaboration aimed at

Emily Morris shares strategies for attracting and retaining Chautauquans during porch chat

by Ryan Lindsay on August 11, 2017

Emily Morris spent the morning of her 101st day at Chautauqua Institution as the featured speaker at the Institution Leadership

Gallery: Chautauqua Institution turns 143 with reinvigorated Old First Night festivities

by Photo Staff on August 4, 2017

Chautauqua Foundation volunteer Chris Anderson encourages community support

by Meaghan Wilby on August 2, 2017

The saying “You don’t always appreciate what’s in your backyard” resonates with Chris Anderson. Anderson grew up in Mayville, less

President Michael E. Hill receives guidance from Children’s School

by Nathan Healy on August 1, 2017

The future of Chautauqua Institution doesn’t just have a voice — it has some ideas. Last Friday, those ideas were brought to the steps of President Michael E. Hill’s house as 5s from Children’s School

Chautauqua Conversations: Foundation board vice chair Karen Goodell talks new approaches to fundraising

by John Ford on August 1, 2017

Karen Goodell is hardly an unfamiliar name to many Chautauquans. A native of Chautauqua County, she has lived her entire

Chautauqua’s Old First Night gets reimagined

by Meaghan Wilby on July 31, 2017

Happy birthday, Chautauqua, and welcome to your new party. For its 143rd birthday, Chautauqua Institution’s historic Old First Night, with

The Daily Record: Old First Night remains the most important of all Chautauqua traditions

by George Cooper on July 31, 2017

Since Chautauqua’s newspaper, then called the Assembly Daily Herald, didn’t begin until 1876, the Assembly’s third year, it was not

Annual Fund to host family-friendly activities on Bestor Plaza for Chautauqua’s birthday

by Meaghan Wilby on July 30, 2017

Bestor Plaza will be the site of several festivities throughout Tuesday in celebration of Chautauqua Institution’s birthday. Leading up to

Peter Ho Davies to present 2017 Chautauqua Prize winner ‘The Fortunes’

by Ryan Pait on July 11, 2017

About a dozen years ago, Peter Ho Davies was teaching at the Chautauqua Writers’ Festival during the pre-season. But now, he’s returning to accept Chautauqua’s literary prize for his novel The Fortunes. Davies will receive

Video: Second day on the job

by Hailey Gavin on July 3, 2017

https://youtu.be/H7-scLfgA9I Ian Riedesel, 13, sells copies of the Daily on Bestor Plaza. Video by Hailey Gavin.

Week Two Column from the President

by Michael E. Hill on July 1, 2017

Michael E. Hill Welcome to the second week of our 144th Assembly. It has been such a joy to spend

Six stars of Chautauqua

by John Ford on June 30, 2017

The 2017 season of transition has been launched. Chautauqua Institution has a new president, its 18th, in Michael E. Hill.

Video: Joanna Snyder finds new life at Chautauqua

by Hailey Gavin on June 23, 2017

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NUqFlyn3H0&feature=youtu.be After being injured, Joanna Snyder couldn't work for eight years. However, she has found a new role at Chautauqua

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