Personality/Q&A
Students get a new taste of Shaw
Upon entering Shaw Student Center, the atmosphere is starkly different from the 2020–22 academic years when COVID-19 safety measures limited dining options, according to Bon Appétit General Manager To...Read More
Meau Brinley pursues full-time art career
At a liberal arts school like Westminster College, artists are abundant, and classes aren’t free. Some students said they are turning to alternative ways of earning an income selling art. Meau B...Read More
AmeriCorps VISTA leader serves the Westminster community through The Purple Basket
AmeriCorps VISTA leader Nayethzi Hernandez has served the Westminster College community through The Purple Basket since the start of the 2020–21 school year. “The Purple Basket aims to basically meet...Read More
Kayaker, paraglider Macie Brendlinger on managing risk, passion for extreme sports
Macie Brendlinger, a sophomore nursing major at Westminster College, has a zest for thrill, with paragliding and whitewater kayaking being her adrenaline-inducing mechanisms of choice. Brendlinger sai...Read More
Aunika Woodbury shares passion for painting
“I think art is important because obviously it’s a really great way to express yourself, and put your feelings just down,” said junior art major Aunika Woodbury. “I feel like it’s similar to writing i...Read More
Westminster student broadens horizons through frequent travel
“I’ve been to 23 countries and 49 out of the 50 States,” said Cole Porterfield, an avid traveler and senior international business and management major. “I always try and have a bag packed,” Por...Read More
Lucy Wilks shares dog training tips and experiences
Lucy Wilks, a senior fine art major with a painting and drawing emphasis, is an animal lover at heart. Wilks spends their free time training four-legged friends of the canine variety, both as a hobby ...Read More
Kamiya Peterson shares ins and outs of ski mountaineering
Kamiya Peterson, a senior outdoor recreation design major at Westminster College, is an avid skier and snowboarder who has lived up Big Cottonwood Canyon all her life. Peterson coaches ski mountaineer...Read More
Westminster Director of Counseling talks about imposter syndrome
Since the start of the Fall semester, several Westminster students arrived on Richer Commons for the first time in nearly a year and a half. Forum staff reporter Maddie Cushing wasn’t feeling the warm...Read More
Westminster student brings heavy metal to community through impromptu concerts
Head banging, gnarly guitar licks and the sound of drums that could rupture eardrums: these are some of the characteristics that make metal music. Jay Gagne knows the last one especially well. Gagne, ...Read More