Name: Liz Blood Hometown: Oklahoma City Graduation year: 2008 Major: English, Creative Writing Honors Track What other degrees have you received? Master of Fine Arts in Writing What is your current career position? Writer...
Name: Katie Pilgram-Kloppe Hometown: Gerald, MO Graduation year: 2008 Major: Dual Major in Biology and Self-Dsigned Educational Studies Minor: Chemistry Sorority: Kappa Alpha Theta What other degrees have you earned? Completed in 2019- Master’s...
Fulton, MO—April 24, 2020: The Center for Faith and Service (CFS) at Westminster College is not allowing COVID-19 to deter its goal of helping others. Despite social distancing, the small organization is using funds from...
Fulton, MO—April 23, 2020: President Fletcher Lamkin, Ph.D., announced this morning that Westminster will continue to monitor the COVID-19 situation closely but that students can expect a return to “relative” normal this fall. Lamkin plans...
Westminster College turned the lights that shine on its iconic Columns to blue last week in honor of the Class of 2020. President Fletch Lamkin announced in a letter to the Westminster community on...
Above, students in a variety of classes interact with one another via Zoom. Center, students in Dr. Tami Ensor’s EDU 203 Art and Music class demonstrate how they are handling online learning. They recently...
BECAUSE OF TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES, THIS PRODUCTION HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY, APRIL 19, AT 7 P.M. A variety of events are continuing at Westminster College despite the temporary physical closure of its campus as...
America’s National Churchill Museum (ANCM) on the Westminster College campus will host a second “Churchill This Day” live webcast at noon CDT on April 17. The webcast — featuring Churchill Fellows Andrew Roberts, biographer,...
If you would have told me four years ago that I would be sitting at home for my last few months of college, I would have laughed and said, “No way!” Right now, I...
The Department of English at Westminster College hosted a virtual poetry reading by Missouri poet laureate Karen Craigo at 4 p.m. on April 2 via Facebook Live. The reading is one of the first...
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