The North Denver News reported on Aug. 19, 2020, that The Honorable Brian Boatright, ’84 ΣΧ, has been appointed Chief Justice of the Colorado Supreme Court. His appointment follows nearly a decade serving as...
Westminster College recently updated its Environmental Science major, and with good reason. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, Environmental Science is becoming one of the fastest-growing professions in the United States. The major...
Commencement 2020 and the Columns Ceremony A global pandemic, a three-month postponement, and a four-hour rain delay could not prevent Commencement and the Columns Ceremony at Westminster College from taking place. The physically distanced...
New students moved into the Quad, rocked the Hill, charged their Digital Blue iPads, and rushed to their first classes this week. In this blur of activity, Westminster College recognizes that the first few...
Westminster College’s Annual Fall Symposium Will Focus on “Vision and Values” NASA’s chief scientist, the director of Missouri’s Public Health Laboratory who is battling to stop COVID-19 in its tracks, noted writers and historians,...
In an age when communication is nearly instantaneous, diffused, and received with diminished discernment, how secure is the safety of those who value freedom and progress? The stakes are high as cyber attacks, disinformation...
Westminster College is beautifully showcased in a three-part History Traveler web series found on the History Underground YouTube channel. The documentary features the Columns, Edwina Sandys’ Breakthrough sculpture, Historic Gymnasium, and America’s National Churchill...
Jesse Taylor joined the Westminster College Admissions Team in April from Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction, CO. Keep reading to learn what he thinks of working in higher education, how Westminster is becoming...
Meg Langland, Director of the Center for Career Development, officially retired on Aug. 12, 2020, after more than 20 years at Westminster College. Langland began her career at Westminster in February 1998, working part-time...
Dear Blue Jay Nation, When I walked through the Columns for the very first time in the late summer of 1975, I was 18 years old and just beginning my college life at Westminster....
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