Blue Jays Women’s Basketball was once again named an Academic Top 25 Team by the Women’s College Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA). The Blue Jays were ranked 20th in the 2023-2024 Division III honor roll,...
Payton Beeler, Class of 2018, chose Westminster College because she wanted to do it all: play three varsity sports, double major in physics and chemistry, and be accepted into a prestigious graduate school for...
Meet Brennan Jeffries, ’24 IND, who will be one of the first to graduate from Westminster with a degree in computer systems analysis – one of six new programs launched by the College in...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Fulton, Missouri ‒ Jan. 13, 2023: Westminster College is pleased to announce it will host two Unified Special Olympics Missouri basketball games on Saturday, Jan. 14, 2023, in the Historic Gymnasium on...
Based on their warm relationship with Westminster legend Matt Mitchell, well-known local sports reporter Rod Smith and his daughter, Paige, co-authored the following farewell article for the March/April 2022 edition of Sports Locker magazine....
The following article by Paige Smith is reprinted by permission of Sports Locker magazine. The story appeared in the May-June 2021 issue.
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...
Image above courtesy of Jefferson City Magazine. Photo by Keith Borgmeyer. Jefferson City Magazine ran a feature in December 27, 2019, on Daniel Toosley, ’08, a commercial lending officer at Central Bank. A resident...
Photo above and article reprint courtesy of Sports Locker Magazine. Blue Jays basketball player Trenton Barbour, ’22 KA, recently caught the attention of Sports Locker Magazine. The mid-Missouri publication ran a feature on him...
Head Women’s Basketball Coach Talisha Washington, ’13, is counting down the days until the Blue Jays’ first game on Nov. 8 at Westminster against Illinois College. A Fulton, MO, native, Washington originally planned to...
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