With a society that fosters such a competitive environment, people are constantly driven by the “what’s in it for me?” spirit. Does anyone even have time to genuinely care about somebody else anymore? Isn’t...
Eleven volunteers, including Westminster professor Dr. Bob Hansen, have traveled to Rwanda with Humanity for Children, a local non-profit which seeks to improve medical and economic conditions in local villages. Follow their summer journey...
Four Westminster students—Sandra Nivyabandi from Burundi, Martín Roa from Paraguay, Mulay Smara from Western Sahara, and Brianna Mormann from Eugene, Missouri—have received a $10,000 grant from Davis Projects for Peace to create a sustainable...
This year when the Clinton presidential family held the seventh annual Clinton Global Initiative University (CGIU) in Tempe, Arizona, for 1,100 innovative students leaders, ten Westminster students were among the crowd. Nine of the...
Rape and domestic violence statistics are staggering. That’s why the Remley Women’s Center, along with Westminster Residential Advisors and the Office of Community Engagement and Service Learning, hangs a clothesline of specially decorated t-shirts...
At the invitation of President Bill Clinton, Joseph Munyambanza, Class of 2015, took part in the Clinton Global Initiative University in Phoenix on Saturday, March 22. Joseph spoke on transitional justice, how to rebuild affected communities...
Combing city streets at 2:30 a.m. to find and help homeless veterans, building community gardens, mentoring young people, constructing homes … The Mission Continues (TMC) organization gives military veterans returning to civilian life a...
One Westminster junior’s passionate advocacy for improving global healthcare has won her a Newman Civic Fellows Award. Sandra Nivyabandi from Bujumbura, Burundi, has been notified by the United States coalition of college and university...
Supporting Kappa’s national philanthropy Reading is Fundamental, the women of Kappa Kappa Gamma hosted their annual Reading is Key event at the Fulton public library on Saturday, February 22. Local children enjoyed crafts, snacks and...
Westminster faculty, staff, and students engaged in a role-play poverty simulation that gave them a taste of what life below the poverty line is like for those families and individuals that live it every...