Dylan Acevedo, ’14, has been chosen as the most outstanding senior among four Missouri Sigma Chi chapters. The Province Balfour Award for most outstanding senior is based on an individual’s chapter involvement, GPA, community service...
The Westminster softball team dropped two to Fontbonne University on Wednesday. The Westminster Blue Jays were short gamed in the fifth inning of game one, 12-0, and fell in game two, 11-2, in the...
The Westminster baseball team dropped two to Fontbonne University on Wednesday. The Westminster Blue Jays dropped game one 5-3 and was shutout in game two, 8-0. They are now 5-6 in conference play and...
by Kari Lenz ’15 A union member for more than 30 years, Representative Michael Frame, a Democrat from Eureka, Missouri, is one of the strongest opponents to the Right to Work legislation that is...
Usually the first days of a semester students spend a couple of days learning the “routine” of getting to each class. What is the shortest route? Where’s a good spot to stop and catch...
Westminster mathematics students made history this year at the annual and notoriously difficult Putnam Exam. The Putnam Exam is a prestigious math competition held for student at any US or Canadian college or university...
The Westminster men’s tennis team grabbed their first victory with a 6-3 win over Greenville College on Tuesday, April 8. The Westminster Blue Jays are now 1-1 in conference play and 1-8 overall. Junior Tyler...
It’s D3 Week at Westminster, and we’re celebrating our student athletes! In this clip, Andrea Zalis ’17 talks about why she chose Westminster and what it means to her to play basketball at a...
Westminster’s senior Leigh Ann Lutz was awarded the 2013-14 St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC) Female Post Graduate Scholarship. The scholarships, selected by the Conference’s Faculty Athletics Representatives (FAR) based on the graduating student-athletes...
by John York ’16 As part of the continuing Westminster program The State Leaders Forum, Missouri Lieutenant Governor Peter Kinder (R-Cape Girardeau) visited Westminster College on April the 4th to discuss Right to Work...