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Rabbi Deborah Waxman Talks Prayer and Personal God in Reconstructionist Judaism

by AnaBella Lassiter on July 21, 2019

Rabbi Deborah Waxman gives a lecture about Reconstructing Judiasm in the Hall of Philosophy Friday July 19, 2019. SARAH YENESEL/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER For Week Four’s Interfaith Friday in the Hall of Philosophy, the Rt. Rev.

Panelists Kate de Medeiros and Ron Cole-Turner Explore Culture’s Influence on Age Perception

by Jamie Landers on July 18, 2019

From left, Professor of Theology and Ethics, Ron Cole-Turner, and O'Toole Family Professor at Miami University of Ohio's Department of

Fr. Richard Rohr Highlights Need to Work Through Resistance to Live Life with Acceptance

by AnaBella Lassiter on July 18, 2019

Father Richard Rohr speaks about his realizations regarding religion and his place in the world, as well as how others

Year in Space: Astronaut Scott Kelly to Talk ‘Twin Study’

by Julia Arwine on July 18, 2019

Fifty years ago, nearly to the day, Neil Armstrong became the first human being to step foot on the moon. In

Rabbi Deborah Waxman to Delve into Jewish Perspective on Divine Justice for Interfaith Friday

by Chris Clements on July 18, 2019

Rabbi Deborah Waxman She’s the first woman rabbi to lead both a Jewish seminary and congregational union, and the first lesbian

CSO to Take Audiences to ‘Galaxy Far, Far Away’ With ‘Star Wars’ Concert and Film

by Val Lick on July 18, 2019

If you find yourself with no plans tonight, there’s a new hope for you. The Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra will perform John Williams’ original score live as “Star Wars: A New Hope” plays overhead. “Star Wars: A

Linda P. Fried Proposes ‘Grand Act of Imagination’ to Design Better Future

by Jamie Landers on July 17, 2019

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Geriatrician and epidemiologist, Linda P. Fried, dean of Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health speaks about the challenges of

Amani Allen Outlines How Racism and Stressors Promote Early Aging Among Minorities

by Jamie Landers on July 16, 2019

University of California Berkely Associate Professor of Epidemiology and Community Health Sciences Amani Allen talks about the effects of socioeconomics

Linda P. Fried to Discuss Benefits and Challenges of Increased Life Spans

by Eleanor Bishop on July 16, 2019

When Linda P. Fried earned her Master of Public Health from Johns Hopkins University in 1984, she didn’t expect to

Fr. Richard Rohr, OFM, to Speak on ‘Intelligent Compassion’ in Lecture on ‘The Resistance’

by Chris Clements on July 16, 2019

It’s Fr. Richard Rohr’s hope that his interfaith lectures will give people “intelligent compassion,” for themselves and for others. “If

Laura L. Carstensen Explores Opportunities Facing an Aging World

by Jamie Landers on July 15, 2019

Stanford University professor and founding director of the Stanford Center on Longevity, Laura Carstensen, speaks about aging societies during the Morning Lecture on Monday, July 15, 2019 in the Ampitheater. MHARI SHAW/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER In the 20th

Fr. Richard Rohr, OFM to Open Week of Lectures with Insights and Advice on ‘First Half of Life’

by Chris Clements on July 14, 2019

Richard Rohr, author of “The Divine Dance.”. Photo courtesy of Whitaker House It’s Fr. Richard Rohr, OFM’s, opinion that in life’s

Week Four Letter From the President

by Michael E. Hill on July 13, 2019

Welcome to the fourth week of our 146th Assembly. From last week’s exhilarating experiences in partnership with National Geographic Society, we

Week Four Column from the President

by Michael E. Hill on July 13, 2018

Welcome to the fourth week of our 145th Assembly, where we move from “The Art of Play” to one of

Week Four Mystic Heart leaders Wayman and Eryl Kubicka encourage participants to ‘give meditation a shot’

by Jamie Landers on July 13, 2018

It was a service trip in South Vietnam that initially brought Wayman and Eryl Kubicka together, but it was their

Week Four Writers-in-residence Valerie Boyd, Robert Ostrom to discuss mindfulness in poetry, truth in narrative nonfiction

by Emma Francois on July 13, 2018

The Chautauqua Writers’ Center this week will delve into the past and the present. Week Four’s workshops include Robert Ostrom’s “Writing as a Practice for Living” and Valerie Boyd’s “Writing History: Making Research Come Alive

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