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Satpal Singh to speak on interfaith peace and unity in final Interfaith Friday perspective of the 2020 season

by Maggie Angevine on August 28, 2020

Satpal Singh Associate Professor in Biochemistry Pharmacology and Toxicology in Cary Hall on the South CampusPhotographer: Douglas Levere What do molecular biology, interfaith relations and social justice have in common? The answer is Satpal Singh.

For CLSC, David Treuer to steer audience away from typical ‘tragic narrative’ about Native American life

by Chris Clements on August 20, 2020

When David Treuer set out to write his first full-length work of nonfiction on reservation life in the United States,

Moriah Balingit, national education reporter at ‘The Washington Post,’ closes Chautauqua’s week on public education

by Sara Toth on August 7, 2020

When it comes to New Year’s resolutions, education beat reporters have two chances at “fresh starts” to the year —

Errin Haines, co-founder of The 19th, To Discuss Journalism During A Time Of “Dual Pandemics Of COVID-19 And Racism” and Intersections Between Gender and Politics

by Nick Danlag on July 29, 2020

While covering the Iowa caucuses earlier this year, Errin Haines, co-founder of The 19th, was surprised that a lot of

Nicholas Thompson to showcase the history of tech and the debates swirling around it

by Chris Clements on July 20, 2020

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

Washington Post Executive Editor Martin Baron

Marty Baron and Eric Newton to speak on the changing era of journalism

by Kelly Powell on August 17, 2017

Marty Baron and Eric Newton have a long history. Their timeline together started at a meeting for the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, where Newton is a consultant and Baron is a trustee.

Nancy Gibbs and David Von Drehle discuss being a journalist in the digital age during a polarizing political climate

by Josh Svetz on August 16, 2017

For Nancy Gibbs, the managing editor of Time magazine, there’s a large difference between making a mistake in a story

Columnist Michael Gerson and correspondent James Fallows talk political polarization in the age of Donald Trump

by Kelly Powell on August 15, 2017

When Michael Gerson began his lecture in the Hall of Philosophy, he said he struggled with his introduction, “given the

Author Paul Beatty and critic Ron Charles to discuss award-winning ‘The Sellout’ with CLSC presentation

by Ryan Pait on July 26, 2017

This week’s Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle selection couldn’t start in a better place for Week Five’s theme, “The Supreme

‘Washington Post’ columnist E.J. Dionne Jr. makes a case for a “politics of remedy”

by Kelly Powell on July 9, 2017

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During the 2016 presidential election, E.J. Dionne Jr. told NPR listeners he wanted a “Make America Empathetic Again” baseball cap.

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