VR and the Trolley Problem: Andrew R. McHugh ’13 and his team at Carnegie Mellon use virtual reality to explore a decades-old ethical dilemma. Imagine you’re driving a trolley quickly down the tracks when you...
Westminster College ranks third in the United States among all American colleges and universities for most focused in the fields of biochemistry, biophysics and molecular biology, according to recently released national rankings. The data-driven...
Jia Liu uses creativity and a wealth of scientific know-how to develop technology’s next big thing. Imagine you’re looking at a microchip. It’s tiny, it’s durable, and it holds enough information to power your...
From lab work to building rockets, the STEM Academy attendees jump started their college research careers with Westminster. In June, high school students came to campus for an engaging, live-in STEM experience. Some of the...
How do you know which college is the right one for your undergraduate studies? Making the college decision is challenging, particularly for international students deciding to study abroad in the United States. In April 2015,...
STEM Academy Scholarships Now Available Thanks to an unexpected financial gift, scholarships are now available for the Westminster STEM Academy this summer – cutting the cost of attending in half! A limited number of...
Over 500 high school students from across the state interested in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) will compete in the Missouri State Science Olympiad April 18 at Westminster College in Fulton, MO. Previously...
Dr. Laura Stumpe completed her Ph.D. at the University of Missouri-Columbia in 2003 and taught at Holy Cross College and Columbia College before coming to Westminster in 2010. She is in charge of the Physics...
Above photo: A triple major in Math, Computer Science and French, Steven Sakayroun ’16 participated in an internship with IBM during the summer of 2014. Westminster College is one of only 125 colleges and...
Pictured above, from left to right: Cassie Beahler ’16, Katie Benson (Mathematics), Jane Kenney-Hunt (Biology), Erin Martin (Mathematics), Colleen Donnelly (Lab/Environ Heath Safety Manager), Dawn Holliday (Biology), Irene Unger (Biology & ENV Science), and Ashley Reisig...
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