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Westminster student plays video games to pay tuition
Every week, Westminster College marketing major Dylan Myatt spends about 20 hours playing video games to help pay his tuition. Myatt plays League of Legends, a multi-player online video game wher...Read More
One of the greenest colleges in the country, Westminster still has room to improve
The Princeton Review ranked Westminster College as one of the greenest colleges in the nation in its 2016 edition. However, based off the college's eco-container program and STARS survey, some at West...Read More
Westminster class provides different perspective from Utah’s anti-pornography stance
Last year, Utah became the first state in the country to declare pornography a public health crisis. This year, a new four-credit class at Westminster College called Sex on Film, which regularly displ...Read More
2017 Mx.Westminster wins the crown with his outgoing personality
Twelve Westminster College students took the stage on Jan. 31 and competed in the Residence Hall Association's Mx. Westminster pageant to raise money for the Rape Recovery Center. Nathaniel Woolley, a...Read More
Westminster theatre productions come alive behind the curtain
Though many hours of preliminary work, planning and supporting roles are necessary for any show to exist, an observer of a live theatre production only sees a fraction of that work—the cast, props and...Read More
Westminster College’s campus alcohol policy may be closer to dry than wet
In 1946, a Westminster College student of legal drinking age would have been able to go to the basement of Converse Hall and enjoy a drink at the Do Flop Inn, a student-run bar. Although the Do F...Read More
Trump’s executive orders spotlighted at Safe Haven Forum
Westminster College became the first safe haven campus in Utah for undocumented students on Dec. 9—more than a month before President Donald Trump signed an executive order temporarily blocking immigr...Read More
Alumni respond to Westminster’s new brand
After Westminster College launched its new logo and brand redesign at the beginning of the spring semester, alumni have expressed mixed reactions and opinions. Sheila Rappazzo Yorkin,...Read More
Westminster community responds to Trump administration with action
Now several weeks into his presidency, President Donald Trump demonstrated his intention to change America by issuing a slew of new executive orders and policies. Though students at Westminster Colleg...Read More
Pussy grabs back: Westminster women speak out at the Vagina Monologues
The Vagina Monologues provided women in the Westminster College community with a stage to share personal narratives about femininity, sexual assault and to redefine how women talk about their sex live...Read More