In a Feb. 24 letter to the Westminster College community, Interim President and Chief Transformation Officer Donald P. Lofe, Jr., announced that Alumni Weekend 2021 will be a limited, virtual event that will take...
Westminster College continues to witness a dramatic increase in enrollment despite frequent headlines that colleges nationwide are suffering. Applications and student admissions at Westminster are up an astounding 96 percent since this time last...
75th Anniversary of Winston Churchill’s Historic Address to be Commemorated March 5-6: Open and Free to the Public Online George Will, author and Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post columnist, will lead a distinguished line-up of historians, authors, and other notables on Friday, March...
Richard “Dick” Lieser, ’58 ΦΔΘ, could tell you about how Westminster helped him find professional success, but the essence of his education is what he really wants to talk about. The heart and soul...
In a follow-up to a feature last month on Dr. Dawn Holliday, Westminster Today caught up with the Associate Professor of Biology to shine the light on one of the College’s newest majors: One...
As experts continue to debate the exact source of COVID-19, Westminster junior Shelby Harrison is sure to be at the forefront of similar scientific discussions as her future unfolds. The Affton, MO, native is...
Professor Keith Hardeman (photo left, with his wife, Shelley), jokes that he wanted to write a book on his field of communication and ended up doing just that when he chronicled his spouse’s battle...
3Elements Literary Review recently nominated Dr. Jeremy Reed, Assistant Professor of English, for a prestigious Pushcart Prize in poetry. While nominations for the well-respected literary award are relatively rare, Reed takes his nomination for...
From his home in Sarajevo, Lazar Bojanic, ’17, dashed off a quick email in November 2020 to retiring Political Science Professor Dr. John Langton with the following comment: “I managed to get a 9...
A book published in November 2020 about Westminster College and the Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Aldermanbury, was an all-consuming project for Churchill Fellow and author Nancy Carver. The resident of St. Louis,...
Phi Delta Theta House Renovations in Full Swing
30 Oct, 2013
Four Faculty Members Approved for Tenure
13 Feb, 2014
It’s a great day to be … Green!
11 Feb, 2014
Westminster Success Stories: Class of 2013
1 Aug, 2013
Do Only Scandalous Women Make History?
15 Nov, 2013
Wayne Zade Appointed to MHC Board
10 Nov, 2013
