Spring rains flooded the quarry area, preventing workers from approaching the slick, muddy terrain to uncover bones previously discovered there. A tibia, three rib bones, and other remains littered the site at the Grand...
Vi Lowe is a 2023 graduate of Fulton High School who attended the 2023 Dinosaur Dig as a guest of Westminster College, with firm plans to attend a larger university in the fall. The...
You are cordially invited to join Westminster College’s undergraduate research team and Dr. David Schmidt for a virtual informative presentation on Shady the Dinosaur from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 10,...
From left: Garrett Williamson, Dr. David Schmidt, Tim Burridge, ’21, Meredith Bolen, ’16, Colette Faiella, ’21, and Sophia Hessenkemper, ’23, were shocked at the discovery of the 3,000-pound, 7-foot-long triceratops skull on their summer...
Westminster College recently updated its Environmental Science major, and with good reason. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, Environmental Science is becoming one of the fastest-growing professions in the United States. The major...
Westminster College is pleased to announce that Dr. Cliff Cain, the Harrod-C.S. Lewis Professor of Religious Studies, is the author of his 10th book, Attunement: Living in Harmony with Nature. Cain will conduct a reading and...
Dennis Pogue, ’19, left, graduated on Dec. 20, 2019, from the Missouri State Highway Patrol Law Enforcement Academy in Jefferson City. Knowing Westminster is a tight-knit community, Lt. Les Thurston, right, of the Missouri...
Westminster College’s EcoHouse and Amnesty International sponsored a campus-wide Diversity Dialogue at noon on Nov. 13 in Hermann Lounge of Hunter Activity Center. Titled “Climate Change: People and Science,” the luncheon discussion focused on...
Three beloved Westminster faculty members who have faithfully served the College for decades are retiring this spring: Professor of Biology Dr. Michael Amspoker, Professor of Education Robert Cowles, and Associate Professor of Biology Dr....
Mikaela Ruga ’16 ΑΓΔ remembers wandering off during preschool recess to dig holes and pick through pea gravel in search of tiny seashells and interesting rocks, stuffing the treasures in her pockets. It wasn’t until Ruga took...
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