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Opinion: Journalists of color to follow
For journalists, bias starts when they walk into the newsroom. Who a journalist is and the identities they carry with them influence how they report on a story — whether they want it to or not. ...Read More
Westminster is returning to campus in the fall — but it won’t look the same
Westminster College announced in May it would be returning to in-person classes in the fall with some modifications to the academic calendar. However, on-campus life won’t look the same as it di...Read More
Live Election Results: Spencer Cox wins GOP nomination for governor
Utah held its primary election Tuesday, with first preliminary results being released at 10 p.m. This year, the state debuted its all mail-in ballot election — with no in-person polls open to av...Read More
ASW, administration give students glimpse into Fall semester during virtual town hall
ASW leadership and faculty members detailed Tuesday some of the current plans to re-open Westminster College’s campus this fall during the on-going COVID-19 pandemic. ASW President Obaid Barakz...Read More
Westminster to waive ACT, SAT requirements, making it optional
Westminster College will waive its requirements for ACT or SAT scores as part of its enrollment application beginning in the Fall of 2021. The college will make test score submissions optional, creati...Read More
Administration removes 8 full-time faculty positions ahead of Fall semester
Westminster College removed eight full-time faculty positions as part of ongoing efforts to balance the college’s budget, according to an email President Beth Dobkin sent to faculty and staff. T...Read More
ASW vows change, intentional conversations after former student’s racist messages circulate Twitter
ASW leaders are initiating action to promote diversity and inclusion at the start of Fall semester, following up on campaign promises before the election in February. The student government said they ...Read More
Administration, student government respond to national unrest emerging from George Floyd’s death
Three weeks after the death of George Floyd — a Black man who died after a police officer kneeled on his neck — the U.S. has seen an uproar in demands for justice for those killed in polic...Read More
From the Editors: A protester’s guide to interacting with, understanding news media
There is a common saying in journalism that it is the “first rough draft of history.” While this is often true, it also means if the news gets it wrong, so do the history books. The news media is a vi...Read More
Westminster Dean of Students announces transfer to Oregon school for Fall semester
Westminster College Dean of Students and Vice President of Student Affairs Karnell McConnell-Black announced Monday he would be transferring to a liberal arts college in Oregon beginning in the Fall s...Read More