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A Visual Philosophy of Sir Winston Churchill
Commissioned for this work in the 1970s by Winston Churchill’s daughter, Sarah, artist Curtis Hooper developed this series of intaglio drawings based upon famous Churchill photographs and quotations. Hillsdale College proudly displays the original artwork alongside the lithograph prints.
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CCA II: The Cost of Regulation
This second CCA of the 2018-2019 academic year will consider the role of regulation in a free society, the regulatory state today, and prescriptions for reform.
Find out more »Hillsdale College Faculty Woodwind Quintet Fall Concert
Performing works by Malcolm Arnold, Darius Milhaud, Walter Piston, and Paul Taffanel.
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Day of Thanks
Day of Thanks is dedicated to giving students an opportunity to express their gratitude to those who have helped them along the way, including family, friends, and the donors who make attending Hillsdale possible.
Find out more »Harvey by Mary Chase
A classic of the 20th Century American stage, Harvey is a Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy of errors by Mary Chase. Socialite Veta Louise Simmons struggles to accept her brother Elwood’s eccentricities, especially his friend Harvey, who happens to be an invisible, six-foot tall rabbit. Directed by Christopher Matsos.
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Nationalism and Cosmopolitanism in Aristophanes’ Birds
Presented by Dr. Khalil Habib Room 124 This lecture is one in a series of public lectures presented each year by the Van Andel Graduate School of Statesmanship in conjunction with its Doctoral Humanities Seminar (DHS)—an interdisciplinary course for Ph.D. students consisting of lectures and small seminars on central themes in the humanities.
Find out more »The Advantage of Seeing the World Upside Down
Dale Ahlquist, the president of the American Chesterton Society, will be giving a lecture on G.K. Chesterton titled “The Advantage of Seeing the World Upside Down.” Located in the Searle Center.
Find out more »Harvey by Mary Chase
A classic of the 20th Century American stage, Harvey is a Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy of errors by Mary Chase. Socialite Veta Louise Simmons struggles to accept her brother Elwood’s eccentricities, especially his friend Harvey, who happens to be an invisible, six-foot tall rabbit. Directed by Christopher Matsos.
Find out more »Harvey by Mary Chase
A classic of the 20th Century American stage, Harvey is a Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy of errors by Mary Chase. Socialite Veta Louise Simmons struggles to accept her brother Elwood’s eccentricities, especially his friend Harvey, who happens to be an invisible, six-foot tall rabbit. Directed by Christopher Matsos.
Find out more »The Hillcats
Hillsdale College Faculty Jazz Ensemble performing all original compositions.
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