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...
The Sigma Chi International Fraternity Council awarded five Westminster Delta Tau chapter Sigma Chi alumni with the prestigious Significant Sig Award between 2019 and 2021. Robert Aulgur, ‘76, Brian Boatright, ‘84, Ted Briscoe, ‘84,...
Greetings from the 2021-2022 Alumni Council! For those of you who do not know what we do, we serve all Westminster alumni by facilitating the discussion of issues and concerns raised by you. The...
U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo of Tulsa, OK, is among 25 highly accomplished individuals who are a part of Westminster College’s three-day Hancock Symposium, Sept. 14-16, 2021. The event will take place in a...
Westminster College announced on July 30 that alumna Courtney Howe, ’13, was named head women’s soccer coach for the 2021-2022 Academic Year. Howe comes to Westminster from William Woods University, where she led the...
Thanks to the support of people like you — our alumnae and others — we passed the 50 percent mark of our fundraising goal: $100,000! What’s it for? Westminster Women Advancing Together (WWAT) is...
This article was updated on Aug. 6, 2021, to include an additional evening of activities. Hancock Symposium 2021 is just around the corner — Sept. 14-16, to be exact — so be sure to...
As one of the nation’s leading experts on insects, Floyd Shockley, ’96, is an excellent example of where a Biology degree from Westminster College in Fulton, MO, can lead. The entomologist and collections manager...
The National Black Lawyers Association announced in April that Derick Dailey, ’11, is among the Top 40 Under 40 Lawyers in New York. A resident of Highland Park, NJ, Dailey is a litigation attorney...
The Class of 2021 at Westminster College celebrated their tenacious ability to roll with the punches when commencement exercises swiftly moved indoors because of threatening storms on May 8. The 11 a.m. ceremonies pivoted...
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