A free public lecture on the Civil War artifacts unearthed on a local battlefield by a group of college students will be held Thursday, September 24, at the University of Missouri in Columbia. Associate...
What is your major/area of study? My name is Spencer O’Gara and I am a senior at Westminster College this year, planning to graduate in the Spring of 2016. I am a History Major...
Next summer, Westminster students will have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to participate in Westminster College’s first ever travel study course to the stunning country of Vietnam – scheduled for May 2016 with Dr. Mark Boulton, Assistant...
Westminster Class of 2014 graduate Richard Sterns was recently accepted as a candidate member to the National Security Law Journal at George Mason University. Sterns is pursuing his law degree as an evening student at...
For incoming Westminster freshmen entering with an undecided college major, Camille Todd ’15 says not to worry. “It’s okay,” she says. “You don’t have to have every detail of your life figured out yet.”...
The Missouri Humanities Council (MHC) held their June Board of Directors meeting at the National Churchill Museum at Westminster. Above, MHC Board member and Westminster Professor of English Wayne Zade, MHC Chairman of the...
A global collaboration between 30 organizations that honor, study, and recognize the accomplishments of Sir Winston Churchill, including the National Churchill Museum (NCM) in Fulton, MO, is holding the International Churchill Conference in England...
Dr. Cinnamon Brown came to Westminster in the fall of 2009, having completed her degree in History from the University of Tennessee. She is known for courses on the Civil War and “scandalous women”...
Above photo, Dr. Mark Boulton (far left) and the Westminster History Club at a Civil War reenactment, September 2014. Mark Boulton came to Westminster in the fall of 2012 from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater,...
Above, Westminster College History Professor Cinnamon Brown accepts a report of findings from the March 2013 archeological dig of Moore’s Mill battlefield from Joe Holt ’62, co-chair of the Kingdom of Callaway Civil War Heritage....
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