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How the arts have helped people in quarantine despite historic lack of funding
Many people, including Westminster College students, have turned to the arts during quarantine as both a stress reliever and a way to stay financially stable. Art has been absolutely necessary for Ale...Read More
Giovale Library moves resources online amid COVID-19 campus closure
The Giovale Library — many students’ home-away-from-home on Westminster’s College campus — has been able to stay connected with students, faculty and staff by keeping resources available t...Read More
Former Westminster writer-in-residence is Democratic nominee for Utah’s 2nd Congressional District
Former writer-in-residence for Westminster College Kael Weston will appear on the November ballot for Utah’s 2nd Congressional District after winning a majority vote in the Utah Democratic Party...Read More
Westminster will receive smallest amount of funding from federal $2 trillion stimulus package
The CARES act, a $2 trillion stimulus package, has been passed by the federal government to aid the U.S. during the COVID-19 pandemic. Utah schools and colleges will receive over $200 million of this ...Read More
Westminster students go viral on TikTok after dancing video
Westminster College students Brandon Warr, Brandon Willardson and Daniel Quesenberry became ‘TikTok famous’ seemingly overnight after posting choreographed dances to the social media platform. The tri...Read More
Rape Recovery Center celebrates adapted Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Employees at the Rape Recovery Center, located just down the street from Westminster College at 2035 1300 E, Salt Lake City, have spent a year planning their Sexual Assault Awareness Month activities....Read More
Opinion: Should we still be talking about gender on campus?
I’ll give you the short answer – yes, absolutely. Some people think that gender equity isn’t a concern anymore for our students – or at least a serious one. We have a majority-female...Read More
Men’s lacrosse player named RMAC All-Academic Player of the Year
Westminster College senior Harrison Nye was named the 2020 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference All-Academic Player of the Year Thursday, after starting in every men’s lacrosse game in the season while ...Read More
Spring athletes contemplate added season of eligibility granted by NCAA
After a major shutdown of all spring sport events and a cancellation of the duration of the season, the NCAA Division I Council announced it would allow schools to provide student-athletes an addition...Read More
Some graduating seniors fear entering workforce amid halts in economy due to COVID-19
Orders to stay at home and the closure of all “non-essential businesses” have halted the U.S. economy, concerning some graduating seniors about to enter the workforce. Since Westminster College ...Read More