Many know that Westminster College opened a comprehensive Student Success Center within Reeves Library in September 2020. But they may be unfamiliar with the Center’s many hard-working staff members who advise, tutor, and mentor...
High jump record-breaker and two-sport star Avylina Powell-Qualo, ’24 ΚΚΓ, is the first Westminster women’s track and field athlete to ever qualify for the NCAA National Championships. Powell-Qualo came into the 2021 NCAA Division...
If you are a Westminster woman — student, faculty, staff, or alumna ― or someone who supports women at Westminster, Westminster Women Advancing Together (WWAT) has news for you. We want to bring you...
Growing up in central Missouri, Amy Fluker, PhD, MA, ’08, was a self-professed history lover whose parents frequently took her to local historic sites. Arrow Rock, St. Charles, and Hermann were just a few...
Head women’s basketball coach Talisha Washington, ’13, frequently uses the word “navigate” to describe a coaching season that ended with a tournament championship and the title of Coach of the Year. The nautical term...
In celebration of Black History Month, Westminster College organized a variety of activities and events on campus, including a Feb. 9 virtual presentation on natural hair that was facilitated by Jaelin White, Student Life...
The following article appeared in the 2020 edition of Leadership magazine. As Chief of Infectious Diseases, Medical Staff President, and HIV Clinic Medial Director at Regional One Health in Memphis, TN, Sara Cross, MD,...
Regional Admissions Counselor Lane Hume, ’10 ΚΚΓ, of Little Rock, AR, is the face of Westminster College throughout Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. She tells prospective students — no matter how gigantic their high schools...
Last week, a collaboration between a recent alumna and a Westminster faculty member showcased the many phenomenal scholarly opportunities available at the small liberal arts college. Department of History Chair Dr. Mark Boulton and...
Dr. Kali Wright-Smith; Jessica Naslund, ’05; Sarah Lynch, ’23; Madison Ekern, ’20; and Dr. Cinnamon Brown visited with one another after Naslund’s talk in February. Jessica (Landsbury) Naslund, ’05, knows exactly where was when...
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