This article is one of a series that examines the ROTC experience at Westminster College. David, ’22 IND, and Joseph Wilder, ’22 IND, are identical twins from Jefferson City, Missouri, who were Westminster roommates,...
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...
Benjamin Morrow, ’21 ΦΔΘ, was one of only 100 students accepted this fall into Washington University’s competitive Quantitative Finance master’s degree program ― a fact he attributes to his Westminster education. Morrow also is...
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...
Various names remain with Westminster students long after they graduate: Gage, Marquess, Rice, Scott, Hunter, Mueller, Reeves, Wetterau, Weigle. Although students only half wonder about the people behind the buildings or sports fields, everyone...
Nickee Brumbaugh, ’21, and Jeff Owens, ’87 BΘΠ, together represent the power of Westminster alumni relations. Owens recently extended Brumbaugh an internship opportunity with Advanced Technology Services (ATS), where he serves as CEO. The global factory maintenance company based out of Peoria, IL, frequently hires Westminster students...
Blue Jays softball player Katie Price, ’20 ΑΓΔ, is featured in the November/December issue of Sports Locker magazine. The senior from Ashland, MO, caught the mid-Missouri publication’s attention for her long list of accomplishments:...
Iowa State University in Ames recently awarded Phillip Klahs ’12 ΔΤΔ a 2019-2020 Brown Graduate Fellowship. Klahs is a doctoral candidate in the Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Organismal Biology at Iowa State. His...
A group of Westminster women gathered for a reception at 3 p.m. on April 13 in the Coulter Science Center Atrium. The reception was the kick-off event for the newly formed Westminster Women Advancing...
Mechanical engineering student Tanner Cooper ’17 ΔΤΔ returned to his alma mater on Feb. 22 to discuss his experience with Westminster’s dual degree program with Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. The informal gathering...
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