Administration & Student Government
Westminster opens doors for diversity, equity with tuition-free program
The Westminster Commitment is a tuition-free Westminster College program with the potential to encourage college attendance for incoming students who are statistically left out due to financial barrie...Read More
Westminster’s campus events see increased engagement, according to ASW Events President
Forum reporter Devin Logan discussed the increase in engagement for ASW events and how these activities bring the Westminster College community together with Denali Zebelean, the 2022–23 ASW events pr...Read More
Meet the candidates running for ASW positions in 2022
ASW is hosting the 2022 election cycle and filling the positions of president, Vice President and clubs president. There are five students running for the three positions. ASW Candidates for 202...Read More
Westminster adapts to low enrollment
“I would never want to see our population grow so much that we lost the sense of personal connection, opportunity for students, small class sizes, all those things that make Westminster [College] part...Read More
ASW strategizes to increase interest in student government positions
Campaigning for the ASW 2022–23 election began Feb. 23 after ASW members strategized to increase interest for students to take up candidate positions. “For ASW, I think a government that is stagnant i...Read More
ASW releases budget, plans for financial code revision
In November 2021, ASW reported their budget for the 2021-22 academic year with certain line items zeroed out. This has initiated a revision in the ASW financial code, due to a lack of funds from low e...Read More
New Appointed ASW Vice President Gaeble Jones confirmed Jan. 31
After previous Vice President Deaun Saxby graduated December 2021, ASW president and senior communication major Brendan Sudberry appointed Saxby’s successor. This follows what is laid out in the...Read More
Westminster announces Spring COVID-19 updates, flexible start to semester
Westminster College announced the first two weeks of Spring semester will “be flexible” to mitigate the impact of the Omicron variant of COVID-19, according to the COVID updates webpage. Professors ma...Read More
Westminster implements revised course evaluation instrument to elicit more objective feedback
In the 2021 Spring semester, Westminster College implemented a revised course evaluation instrument after faculty voted to amend the previous survey-based evaluation system Oct. 2020, according to Wes...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