Adam Kloppe ’06 ΔΤΔ from Maplewood, Missouri, (originally from New Haven), will receive a Westminster College Young Alumni Achievement Award on Saturday, April 21, during the college’s Alumni Weekend. Kloppe is the Public Historian (2013-present) at the Missouri History Museum in the St....
The Westminster College Board of Trustees approved four professors for tenure at the February 2016 board meeting: Professor Elise Bartley An assistant professor of accounting at Westminster, Bartley earned her Bachelor of Science and...
Pictured above: Roberta Burns ’17 (left) presenting at the Department of Housing and Urban Development during the 2015 National 4-H Conference. Roberta Burns ’17, a Business Administration, Business Communication, and Event Planning major from...
Ready for summer, already? So are we! Westminster College is pleased to announce four new and unique summer programs for high school students. These fun and challenging programs offer students college-level academic enrichment and...
Interested in studying crime and how criminals think? “Forensic Psychology,” to be offered in Spring 2015, might be the class for you. The course introduces the basic principles surrounding interactions between psychology and the legal...
Adam Kloppe ’06 graduated from Westminster with a double major in English and sociology. He is currently a doctoral candidate in American Studies at Saint Louis University, as well as a writing and research...
Last month, Westminster College was honored to host Father Joe Maier C.Ss.R., an international priest who has lived in the slums of Bangkok for nearly 40 years providing hope to families in need through...
Former NFL cornerback Wade Davis will speak at Westminster College Monday, November 17 in CSC Lecture Hall at 7 pm. The Westminster Campus Activities Board invites you to join! Don’t miss your chance to meet former NFL...
The Emerson Center for Community Engagement and Service-Learning Program provides a powerful way to make classroom and out-of-classroom learning applicable to the real world. The center hopes to help students “connect the dots” by...
Westminster is home to more than 160 students from 70 different countries. The Office of Intercultural Engagement creates opportunities where members of the Westminster community can gain the tools to thrive in a diverse...
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