Summertime is the happiest time of year for Aaron Kirchner, ’09 KA, co-founder and co-owner of Grillheads Supply Co. in St. Louis, MO ― and not just because of increased seasonal sales. Kirchner launched...
For Immediate Release April 7, 2022 ̶ Fulton, MO: Westminster College is launching an accelerated but flexible, fully accredited online degree program beginning in the fall 2022 semester, the 171-year-old liberal arts institution announced...
Admissions Counselor Muhle Dlamini, ’15 ΚΑ, has a booming voice and exudes enthusiasm for soccer, international travel, and all things Westminster College, which he intriguingly refers to as “a salad bar.” Read further to...
Darren Kay, ’91 ΚΑ, is an assurance partner with Ernst & Young in Indianapolis, IN, whose fraternity remains as important to him today as it was in the early 1990s. Kay just completed his...
Brian Sloss, ’90 ΦΔΘ (above, center), is sheltered in his home in Alton, MO, deep in the Missouri Ozarks. The owner of Eleven Point Fly Fishing is anxious to get back onto the river...
Raleigh Ritter, ’01 ΣΑΕ, announced on Feb. 15 that he is challenging Gov. Mike Parson for the Republican party’s gubernatorial nomination in this year’s election. The Seneca, MO, resident says friends and family encouraged...
Jeremy Slavens, ’00, is a Westminster alumnus with an enviable front-and-center seat at virtually all Kansas City Chiefs games. As the Chiefs’ director of events, Slavens witnesses most losses and wins ― and this...
This story is the fourth in a series counting down to the Blue Blazers Investment Committee trip to New York on Feb. 19. As a high schooler, Steve Ford, 01 ΔΤΔ, was a stock...
Image above courtesy of Jefferson City Magazine. Photo by Keith Borgmeyer. Jefferson City Magazine ran a feature in December 27, 2019, on Daniel Toosley, ’08, a commercial lending officer at Central Bank. A resident...
Kansas City Chiefs fans from Westminster College have another reason to watch Super Bowl LIV this Sunday: Alumnus Jeremy Slavens, ’00, is working behind the scenes as director of events in the Chiefs’ Stadium...
