Stories @ EKU - Chautauqua
Reniqua Allen, keynote speaker for the annual Black History Month address, will examine “broken promises to black America.”
An upcoming EKU Chautauqua lecture will immerse the audience in Native American culture and regale attendees with the story of...
An EKU Chautauqua lecture will explore “The Pursuit of Happiness in Trying Times” on Thursday, Nov. 1, when Cornell University...
It has been billed as a documentary “for anyone who is a hillbilly, or anyone who knows one.” On Monday, Oct. 29, at 7 p.m., Co...
For a month or two every winter for the past five years, EKU geography professor Dr. David Zurick could be found photographing...
An EKU Chautauqua lecture will explore “How Beauty Leads Physics Astray.” Theoretical physicist, science writer and Frankfurt...
EKU students and others will have the opportunity to hear from two pillars of civil rights activism on Thursday, Sept. 27, when...
EKU's Celebration of Science and Mathematics will feature lectures, hands-on activities for area high school students, a free...
The 2018-19 Chautauqua series at EKU will explore the theme “Truth and Consequences” through nine lectures by many...
“One of the great writers of economics,” Robert Frank, will visit EKU on Thursday, April 5, to discuss “Success and Luck: Good...
Award-winning sociologist and author Kimberly Hoang will present “Money Movers: Ethnography of Desire in Gray Economies in...
Maryanne Wolf, creator of the nationally renowned RAVE-O reading intervention program, and one of the leading figures in...
Hip-hop music and academic scholarship are intersecting, thanks to the work of Joycelyn Wilson. Wilson, also known as “Doctor...
One of the scientists behind “one of the most influential biological studies ever” will visit EKU on Thursday, Feb. 1, to...
The diverse works of 40 artists from 25 states stretching from Maine to California will be showcased in EKU’s National Juried...
EKU students and others will have the opportunity to learn from “one of the world’s most influential scientific minds” when...
Kelli Carmean, a professor of anthropology at EKU, will discuss the intersections of Mayan culture and her literary career in a...
American Sign Language educator, activist and author Jonathan Webb will speak at EKU on Thursday, Oct. 26, as part of the...