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Shadow Labor: students, professors affected by emotional labor surrounding sexual assault
This story is the first of a two-part series following the experiences of those performing shadow work to support survivors and prevent sexual violence. You can read the second story here. For Title I...Read More
Shadow labor: students working to prevent sexual violence
This story is the second of a two-part series following the experiences of those performing shadow work to support survivors and prevent sexual violence. You can read the first story here. For Title I...Read More
Incoming ASW student board shares their professional, personal goals for next year
The 2019-2020 ASW board was sworn in on April 15, and multiple members of the board sat down with The Forum to talk about their plans, hopes and goals for the upcoming year. All interviews were conduc...Read More
Class gifts evolve from monuments to financial donations to better impact future students, according to administration
The annual senior class gift is a way for students to leave their mark on the Westminster College campus and community. Physical monuments have been gifted in the past, however, for the last few years...Read More
Motivation, focus: former giant slalom athlete transfers his drive into successful academic career
Will Gregorak, a 28-year-old philosophy senior at Westminster College, was one of the best alpine ski racers in the world. By the time he was 23, he was ranked the 32 fastest giant slalom skier in the...Read More
Communication professor appointed Interim Chief Diversity Officer
Associate Professor Dr. Tamara Stevenson, a current professor of communication, has been hired as Westminster College’s Interim Chief Diversity Officer. Stevenson will be the second person to ever hol...Read More
Majors don’t matter, developing skills do, according to panelists
Westminster College students, faculty and staff engaged with local panelists to discuss why specific college majors do not matter. The event was hosted Wednesday in Malouf 201. The event was created b...Read More
Meet the man who helps Westminster bloom
As springtime comes to Westminster College, the dead branches, dried leaves and dreary remains of winter suddenly disappear and are replaced with full-grown peonies and fresh-cut hedges. Meet the man ...Read More
Going home to study abroad
Many students make the decision to study abroad during their undergraduate years in college. Unlike her peers traveling to different countries, Breanna Steggell, junior international relations major, ...Read More
Westminster student, U.S. Ski Team athlete struggles with knee injury – again
Carly Margulies, a sophomore at Westminster College studying psychology, has struggled with multiple knee injuries, putting her training on hold and setting her back from qualifying for the U.S. Olymp...Read More