Arts & Culture
Ethical taxidermy turned into art
It’s not every day you find yourself trying to pull teeth out of an elk skull. One student, Alinnea Christiansen, a third-year justice studies major at Westminster College, has always had a fascinatio...Read More
The Paint Mixer class safety, painting and drinking
Despite the lack of social events caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, local businesses in Salt Lake City are devising ways to keep companies afloat — while also providing a sense of normalcy to the...Read More
Weekend concerts keep Kilby Court afloat through pandemic with limited attendance
Kilby Court, a popular live music venue among Salt Lake City locals, began offering limited capacity shows in October 2020 to adapt to the demands of a live music venue during the ongoing COVID-19 pan...Read More
How Amanda Gorman’s “The Hill We Climb” poem will inspire future generations
National Youth Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman rose to the occasion in her Inauguration Day poem “The Hill We Climb,” offering words of hope that sought to fortify and unite a nation that has been divided...Read More
University of Utah begins Eccles Inclusion Week
On Feb. 1, 2021, the David Eccles School of Business at the University of Utah kicked off their third annual Eccles Inclusion week, shifting this year’s lectures into a virtual format. The series will...Read More
Guest speakers discuss critical love, justice in virtual commemoration of MLK’s work
In times of social distancing, political polarization and civil unrest, renowned scholars Dr. Yolanda Sealey-Ruiz and Dr. Angel Acosta engaged members of the Westminster College community in conversat...Read More
Newly-opened Allen Park closes for winter due to safety reasons
Since opening to the public, the revived park has seen hundreds of visitors. The demands of winter maintenance led the city to close the park until spring.
Student actors explore gaslighting in online radio show
Late November, over Westminster College’s Thanksgiving break, accented voices rang clear over a background of red patterned velvet for a performance of “Gaslight.” Even without imagery, the emotions w...Read More
Shoppers opt for online Black Friday deals, avoid in-store sales amid pandemic
Black Friday is a November tradition for many. But during a pandemic, the retail holiday will be different. Many stores have decided to shut down and not participate to avoid the spread of the v...Read More
English professor shares value of otherness in poetry series
Natasha Sajé, English professor at Westminster College, suggested that dedicated spaces for otherness in society are necessary in her Thursday evening poetry reading from her memoir “Terroir: Love Out...Read More