Students discuss their picks for likely Iron Throne candidates in the television show "Game of Thrones."

Voxpop Summary: Admitted Students Day took place on Saturday April 6, 2019 from 8:40 a.m. to 3 p.m. This event allowed prospective students and their guardians to become more acquainted with Westminster College and help finalize their decision. The Forum sat down with a few of the students to talk about why they were choosing Westminster for their undergraduate careers. Answers ranged from the small class sizes to the importance of one-on-one interaction with professors. Welcome to the Westminster class of 2023.

Have you had a teacher or professor that left a long-lasting impression on you? In this vox pop, students share weird and wonderful stories of teachers from their past.

Students share their opinions on the trend of movie and television content bring revamped or adapted from earlier versions. Think Stephen King's "It" and "Fuller House." Is it taking the old stallion out for a ride, or beating a dead horse?

Carly Margulies, a sophomore at Westminster College studying psychology, has struggled with multiple knee injuries, putting her training on hold and setting her back from qualifying for the U.S. Olympic Halfpipe team.

Westminster College student Kenzie Lombard, 21, attends Wasatch Roller Derby’s ‘Crash Course’ at least twice a week in between studying for a political science pre-law major and a gender studies minor.

Even though Lombard has only been with the training course for five months thus being termed ‘fresh meat’ she has already made meaningful connections with other people in the community.

Forum reporter Emily Van Alstyne uncovers the truth behind a new statue depicting a Westminster alumni on campus.

The Writing Center is a place for students to meet with consultants either in person, or through the online database. Using the database you can make appointments and have your writing looked at by one of the many consultants. Annett Donald and Eric Mellmer are two consultants that are in the writing center multiple times a week to work with students to improve their writing.

Director of the Giovale Library Emily Swanson discusses how the library has changed since she's been at Westminster College and how the library is evolving to keeping up with student’s needs.

Westminster students discuss strengths and areas for growth in their nutritional habits.

The Forum sat down with Karen Hicks, Director of Disability Services and Testing Center to talk about her personal experiences with injuries and conditions. Hicks shares her story with students when they come to her office to start an open and honest conversation about what the student is going through and how she can help. Through her experiences, Hicks has learned how important it is to be kind to herself and focus on her strengths. She shares these messages with the students at Westminster.