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Westminster student brings artistic mindset to STEM study
For Jadie Adams, a senior math major and physics and computer science minor at Westminster College, it’s not uncommon to spend one day painting murals for the Humane Society and the next answering uns...Read More
Photojournalist looks to separate fact from fiction at Westminster lecture
Within a national and international landscape marked by cries of “fake news” and distrust of the media, freelance photojournalist Nicole Tung says images are still powerful tools that have the potenti...Read More
Office of Spiritual Life plans expansion to create an inclusive space
In an effort to become more inclusive and involved on campus, Westminster College’s Office of Spiritual Life is working to expand its space and rebrand to the Global Peace and Spiritual Life Center (G...Read More
ASW Eco-council grants remain untouched
ASW created the Eco-Warrior grant in 2016 to provide students the opportunity to conduct research, class projects and initiatives to create a more sustainable campus. However, the program hasn’t yet r...Read More
Westminster Ethics Bowl team to travel in March to Chicago for national competition
For the second time in four years, the Westminster College Ethics Bowl team will move on to the Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl Competition this spring in Chicago. Coached by professors Dr. Michael Popich...Read More
Catholic bishop visited campus after personal invitation
Last month, Catholic Bishop Oscar Solis took a tour of Westminster College’s campus, which has Presbyterian roots, alongside Steve Morgan, the school’s first president who is a member of The Church of...Read More
The dream lives on at Westminster’s Martin Luther King Jr. March
A crowd of Westminster College community members gathered in front of Converse Hall on Jan. 15 for an annual march in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Huddled together in unity, the participants wielde...Read More
Chris Quinn plays to a choir of donors
When Dr. Chris Quinn started working at Westminster College in 1994, there wasn’t much of a music program. To join, students weren’t required to sing or play an instrument — they just had to love musi...Read More
Vocal performance student sings challengingly high tenor notes in opera roles
Though Eric Taylor only began singing three and a half years ago, last year he managed to land the tenor soloist role in Ballet West’s production of “Carmina Burana” — partially due to his ability to ...Read More
Students may struggle to receive access to mental health counseling on campus
Westminster College has 2,800 students, and those seeking counseling services with one of the three counselors may face up to a four-week wait before they can schedule an appointment.The Counseling Ce...Read More