Various names remain with Westminster students long after they graduate: Gage, Marquess, Rice, Scott, Hunter, Mueller, Reeves, Wetterau, Weigle. Although students only half wonder about the people behind the buildings or sports fields, everyone...
By Student Storyteller Julie Rothermich, Class of 2021 A Special Assignment for SPE 220: Public Relations Kandice Grossman, Visiting Professor of Sociology and Women and Gender Studies at Westminster College, is doing everything she...
By Student Storyteller Ben Holt, Class of 2020 A Special Assignment for SPE 220: Public Relations What happens when an immovable object meets an unstoppable force? Well if that immovable force is the Westminster...
By Student Storyteller Ryan Clavin, Class of 2020 A Special Assignment for SPE 220: Public Relations Dr. Robert Eames, business professor at Westminster College, has gone above the call of duty to make sure...
Dr. Fletcher M. Lamkin, who has led historic Westminster College with distinction for two separate terms as President, announced yesterday that he will retire from his post at the end of June 2020. The...
Congratulations to the nearly 300 Westminster students who achieved exemplary academic performance and recently were named to the Spring 2020 Dean’s List. The Dean’s List recognizes students who have achieved a 3.60 semester grade...
Members of the 124th August Society of the Skulls of Seven were selected recently for the 2020-2021 Academic Year. Founded in 1898, the Skulls of Seven is a mystical honor society that is one...
Abby Beach, ’20, recently received the highest honor an Alpha Chi National Honor Society member can earn: the Dr. Patricia Williams Member of the Year Award. The national honor recognizes an outstanding officer, senior...
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...
Two groups of Westminster students recently participated in a virtual Mid-America Undergraduate Psychology Research Conference on April 24. A glimpse at their work found here reveals just how rigorously the Department of Psychology prepares...
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