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Regrets and takeaways: Westminster seniors reflect on their last few days at Westminster
As Westminster College seniors prepare face their last few days of their undergraduate careers, I sat down with three seniors to talk to them about their experience — regrets, what they’ll miss and wh...Read More
Student bridges artistic disciplines to bring people together
Though Indigo Cook only transferred to Westminster College two years ago, her enthusiasm for collaborating with artists across disciplines has left an impression on the community. Cook, a senior and t...Read More
Annual Earth Day celebration highlights waste at Westminster
Westminster College’s 12th annual Earth Day celebration set out to achieve two things: connect students with ways to get involved and celebrate the work students have accomplished during the past year...Read More
Westminster’s START Center slated to close next month
Westminster College’s START Center — which provides students with academic advising, placement testing, peer tutoring and looks to ease the transition from high school to college — will close May 4. A...Read More
Disrupting the binary: Members of Westminster’s gender queer community look to live a life without gender
Public bathroom doors are adorned with male and female stick figures indicating which to enter. Clothing is divided into separate sections for men and women. Color-coded toys specify which are for boy...Read More
Food pantry in Bassis offers a resource for hungry students
Near the main doors of the Bassis Student Center at Westminster College sits a small shelf filled with nonperishable food like beans, ramen and soup. On top of the shelf, a sign reads: “Free little pa...Read More
Students meet Westminster College’s president-elect at open house
Students at Westminster College attended an open reception on Tuesday in the Alumni House to meet the school’s next president, Dr. Beth Dobkin. The reception gave them the opportunity to ask questions...Read More
ASW’s eating disorders Taboo Talk offers venue to discuss a prevalent issue among college students
Though eating disorders are prevalent on college campuses, they’re a topic many avoid. To combat that stigma, ASW brought Rebecca Hamilton, a counselor at a facility that specializes in eating disorde...Read More
Nearly nine in 10 Westminster graduates stay in Salt Lake following graduation
Salt Lake City’s unique landscape of metropolis and mountains, as well as Westminster College’s small class sizes and scholarships, brings the majority of the school’s of out-of-state students to Utah...Read More
Westminster slam poet explores identity through verse
Members of Westminster College’s slam poetry team traveled across the country on April 2 to compete at the College Unions Poetry Slam Invitational (CUPSI) — an annual collegiate slam poetry tournament...Read More