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Westminster student competes at Shred Fest
Shred Fest, a two-day winter kickoff festival, celebrated the start of the season with live music, film screenings, vendors, food trucks and breweries Nov. 5-6. Marea Adams, a sophomore environm...Read More
Westminster College’s oldest neighbor: the Wasatch fault
Westminster College sits no more than 100 yards from the Wasatch Fault, meaning students study and Salt Lake City residents live in a significant geologically active zone, according to Nick Poll...Read More
Westminster Town Hall talks about COVID-19 booster shots, new normal
Westminster College students, staff and faculty met during an ASW Town Hall Oct. 26 to discuss questions regarding the future of Westminster in relation to COVID-19 pandemic. The Town Hall took place ...Read More
Gear repair clinic encourages sustainability, inclusivity
The Outdoor Program at Westminster College hosted a gear repair clinic a month after the used gear sale, in the Health, Wellness and Athletic Center Nov. 2. The event was held in an effort to invite s...Read More
Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante restoration continues conversation surrounding land use
National Monuments Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante were restored by President Joe Biden Oct. 7, springing celebrations among Indigenous nations, conservationists and wilderness preservation m...Read More
Westminster professor Christy Clay describes food systems, climate change in local communities
“I think some really important things for students to understand — and this is where the nexus of the issue of drought and climate change come to be — our food system is inherently dependent on water,...Read More
Westminster students celebrate Día de los Muertos
Westminster College students honored family, friends and loved ones during Día de los Muertos in the Bassis Student Center Nov. 2. Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a two-day holiday celebrat...Read More
How live theatre continues to go on in a pandemic
After a year of virtual productions, Westminster College’s theatre department returns to live theatre with new COVID-19 protocols, according to Abbie Hagen, a senior theatre major with a production an...Read More
Walkways to Westminster fosters college opportunities for 1st-generation, underrepresented students
Walkways to Westminster is an after-school program for first-generation and underrepresented students in grades 5-12, and provides one-on-one life and academic mentoring. During the 2018-19 school ye...Read More
Pride Week Taboo Talk covers navigating spaces as a queer Black person
In honor of Westminster College Pride Week, a Taboo Talk covered what it is like to navigate self love, relationships and spaces as a queer Black person Thursday in Malouf Hall, according to Daud Mumi...Read More