After decades of work, the 23rd and final volume of the “Churchill Documents” is being published this fall by Hillsdale College’s Churchill Project. Sir Winston Churchill’s son Randolph began writing the biography of his father 57 years ago, in 1962. He completed the first two volumes of the biography. When Randolph passed away, he bequeathed...
With a dry-erase bartop, tables that used to be windows, and paintings from local artists on the walls, the new Ramshackle Brewing Company in Jonesville that opened July 17, has a colorful atmosphere that pairs well with its craft beer. Though new to owning a brewery, co-owners Jessy Bigelow, Zack Bigelow, and Joe Kesselring have...
On April 14, The Guardian published a letter from former high ranking government officials all over Europe that urged the European Union to reject any Middle Eastern peace plan from the U.S. that would exclude Palestine. For the past several months, Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, has been in charge of creating this Middle Eastern peace...
Iceland had 2.3 million visitors in 2018, according to the Rejkjavik Grapevine, a prevalent Icelandic tourist magazine. With about 338,000 people living in Iceland, the number of tourists makes up nearly seven times the country’s population. But after Iceland’s ultra low-cost airline, WOW air, went bankrupt at the end of March, many predict Icelandic tourism...
Senior Shiloh Carozza had never written a two act play before. She had written novels and stories, but “Between the Lines” was her first full play. After months of working and writing, Carozza’s new play, which explores the theme of censorship of the press set against the historical backdrop of the English Civil Wars in...