Madison Ingram, ’20 ΚΑΘ, recently wrote the following essay for her job with KJFM Radio. Ingram, who interned last year for Westminster’s Department of Marketing and Strategic Communications, is pursuing a master’s degree in...
75th Anniversary of Winston Churchill’s Historic Address to be Commemorated March 5-6: Open and Free to the Public Online George Will, author and Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post columnist, will lead a distinguished line-up of historians, authors, and other notables on Friday, March...
By Timothy Riley, Sandra L. and Monroe E. Trout Director and Chief Curator, America’s National Churchill Museum Nearly 75 years ago, Winston Churchill created a blueprint for national and international security in his “Sinews...
As a young man, Earle H. Harbison, Jr., could only squeeze through the crowd to catch a glimpse of Winston Churchill waving from his motorcade during the former British prime minister’s famous visit to...
The Honorable James E. Baker, Director of the Institute for National Security and Counterterrorism at Syracuse University in Syracuse, NY, began his address at Westminster yesterday by emphasizing the humility of former President Harry...
By Sam Craghead Florida author Jill Rose will speak about her recent book Nursing Churchill at 5:30 p.m on Tuesday, Oct. 1, at America’s National Churchill Museum. All are invited to attend this special talk, which is...
Retired Cardinals Baseball Sportscaster Tim McCarver, left, visited Westminster and America’s National Churchill Museum with local Fulton resident and retired Cardinals Baseball Outfielder Charlie James, far right, and Cardinals Alumni Relations Manager Larry Slate...
The above portrait of Sir Winston Churchill by Adrian Lamb is on display as part of new exhibit, The Few: Winston Churchill and the Royal Air Force, at America’s National Churchill Museum. The painting...
A weekend filled with fascinating speeches and exhibits, recitals, interesting presentations, a colorful parade, a vintage bomber overhead, famous authors and dignitaries, and Churchill family members in attendance made the 50th anniversary celebration of the re-hallowing of...
by Thomas Dunlap ’71 In 1946, Westminster President Franc L. McCluer penned a letter to Winston Churchill inviting him to deliver a lecture at the College. Before the letter reached Churchill, President Harry Truman...
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