Camp John Hay is one of the spots that immediately comes to mind when one talks about traveling to Baguio City. Under the leadership of LLV head Patrick Gregorio, it is currently undergoing renovation ...

UNLESS checked, what's happening at Camp John Hay could lead to consequences far graver than mere miscarriage of justice. As ...

Two men, John Hay and John Nicolay, can claim much of the credit for the popular image of Abraham Lincoln as the noble leader and shrewd political operator that's embraced by most Americans today.

John Hay is unique to the Senate because it's a magnet school. Students must apply, have a grade-point average in the 3.0 area and interview before being admitted. Discipline is strong; fights are ...

John Hay, three-quarter length portrait, seated, facing left, circa 1902. After his re-election in 1864, Abraham Lincoln found himself flooded with congratulatory mail.

NEWBURY, N. H., July 1.-Secretary of State John Hay died at 12:25 this morning. The signs immediately preceding his death were those of pulmonary embolism.

The nearby Cleveland School of the Arts also will have access to John Hay’s refurbished auditorium space. John Hay once held 1,800 students, but has been redesigned to hold 1,232. Built 77 years ago, ...

HAY, JOHN MILTON (8 Oct. 1838-1 July 1905), diplomat, statesman, U.S. secretary of state, and historian, was born in Salem, Ind., to Dr. Charley and Helen Leonard Hay. He graduated from Brown ...

John Hay was a famous American dabbler. In the years from 1860 to 1905, he was a writer, ambassador, reporter, industrialist and politician. How can we make sense of such a varied life?