Yes, Chef: Carla Hall and Kwame Alexander consider role of connection in cooking by Gabriel Weber on August 8, 2025
With Kwame Alexander, Ada Calhoun discusses writing journey and finding self by Megan Brown on August 5, 2025
In lecture, George Saunders commits himself to defense of storytelling by Susie Anderson on July 10, 2025
For CLSC, CLS, George Saunders to share stories as bridges among humanity by Susie Anderson on July 9, 2025
From highways to healthcare, Melody Barnes outlines impact of presidential actions by Sara Toth on June 28, 2024
In lecture set to be streamed into Amp, Duke professor of law, philosophy Farahany to examine ethical implications of neurotech developments by Sarah Vest on August 19, 2021
Atlanta Federal Reserve’s Bostic shares need to create economy that serves all by Nick Danlag on August 12, 2021
Courtney Cogburn discusses utility of virtual reality to understand complexities of racism by Nick Danlag on August 6, 2021
Primatologist Frans de Waal to discuss empathy as natural characteristic existing in both animals, humans by Annalee Hubbs on August 3, 2021
Acclaimed author Cheryl Strayed kicks off Week 6 CLS on theme of empathy by David Kwiatkowski on August 2, 2021
Beginning again: Evoking James Baldwin, Princeton scholar Eddie S. Glaude explores need to accept truth of America’s racist past in joint lecture, CLSC presentation by Nick Danlag on July 23, 2021
Princeton professor Eddie S. Glaude to discuss race relations through James Baldwin’s works by Sarah Vest on July 22, 2021
Political scientist Dexter Roberts to forecast China’s uncertain economic future by Nick Danlag on July 1, 2021
Presidential historian Jon Meacham to speak on the endurance of the Constitution, closing Chautauqua’s Week 8 by Maggie Angevine on August 21, 2020
Moriah Balingit, national education reporter at ‘The Washington Post,’ closes Chautauqua’s week on public education by Sara Toth on August 7, 2020
