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Crosswalk scares: Westminster students express concerns crossing 1300 East

There is at least one thing all 2,509 students at Westminster College have in common: they have all crossed on a crosswalk at least once in their lives. Either by foot, bike or now the popular electri...Read More

Westminster lacrosse player’s life memorialized with scholarship

The Westminster College men’s lacrosse team established the Matt Hearn Memorial Lacrosse Scholarship last summer to honor the memory and values of Matt Hearn, a Westminster alumnus (‘14) and lacrosse ...Read More

Students say they resonate with president’s inaugural address

New President Bethami Dobkin said her commitment to diversity was one of her reasons for coming to Westminster College in her inaugural address Saturday. President Dobkin is the 19th president and sec...Read More

Symposium speakers say technology should be used to ‘enrich’ world

A keynote speaker and five panelists, from different fields and backgrounds, discussed the ethical questions surrounding society’s use of technology and agreed it needs to be used to improve lives, no...Read More

Long-time Westminster employee honors late wife with statue

“She was the best in all of us,” reads the plaque on the statue and memorial bench outside of Converse Hall. The statue of a little girl reading and community bench memorialize the life of Sandra Stei...Read More

NPR’s Science Friday interviews Westminster staff member

The research of Westminster College’s Great Salt Lake Institute (GSLI) was brought to national attention Sept. 21, when biologist and GSLI coordinator Jaimi Butler was featured on the NPR podcast Scie...Read More

Prop. 2 divides Utah voters, Westminster community

Enedina Stanger, a 27-year-old member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and mother of two young children, was charged with child endangerment in 2015 because of her use of cannabis, a...Read More

Do’s and don’ts: dog policies at Westminster

From the outside looking in, Westminster College appears to have a lenient policy towards service animals, emotional support animals and pets. It may not, however, be so simple. Anybody who has taken ...Read More

Student entrepreneurs juggle full schedule, growing businesses

Through the entrepreneurship program at Westminster College, several students balance their schedule as full-time students with their passion for developing their own businesses. Westminster launched ...Read More

Westminster dancers hone unique skills in unconventional classes

Unknown to many at Westminster College, the dance program involves more than students dancing all day. In fact, the major requires many out-of-the-box and non-movement classes. The program was designe...Read More