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‘Relax and be yourself’: Lecturer advises Westminster students on public speaking
Public speaking, or glossophobia, is one of the most commonly held situational fears among people, according to an article published by Verywell Health. Roughly 77% of the general population is affect...Read More
Students give feedback on Sodexo dining partnership
Nikki Hardinger, general manager of Sodexo at Westminster University, said the dining service is here to help people feel welcomed and happily fed. “We’re just here to serve good food and keep people ...Read More
‘No one believed in us,’ says Butterslabs business owner and Westminster alum
Westminster University alum Mike Spaeth said post-graduation he continues to pursue his passion of running his own clothing brand, “Butterslabs,” while working at a finance job in Salt Lake City. Spae...Read More
Campus safety at the forefront of Westminster community’s minds
Safety on college campuses is one of the main factors that influence students when choosing where their new home will be, according to Blaise Wikstrom, a junior history major. Westminster University’s...Read More
Men’s golf team welcomes new coach to the greens
Westminster University Griffins Athletics announced David Tottori as the new men’s golf team coach Oct. 12, according to a press release by Griffins Athletics. Tottori is the latest hire since D...Read More
Outdoor Program completes first ever student-led rafting trip
Red rocks ascend from the desert soil towards a cloudless blue sky. Two yellow rafts with “Westminster” stamped on the side float along the Colorado River in Moab, Utah. After paddling through 1...Read More
International Festival celebrates culture, promotes unity, according to ASW president
The International Festival, which was the first large event of the year put on by ASW, encouraged students to come together to celebrate the different cultures on campus, according to Leah Stevenson, ...Read More
‘Human beings are mathematical beings,’ guest speaker tells Westminster students
Many students aren’t given the tools they need to learn math. This results in a fear, or even resentment, of mathematics, ultimately harming students in the long run. That was the message from G...Read More
Iron Chef competition brings backcountry cooking to campus
The Backcountry Iron Chef event, a cooking competition created and run by the Outdoor Program, encouraged students to create “the best meal using only backcountry cooking equipment and ingredients,” a...Read More