Casey Kayser, PhD, ’01 IND, assistant professor of English and director of the Medical Humanities Program at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, recently was awarded the prestigious Eudora Welty Prize for her book Marginalized: Southern Women...
Benjamin Morrow, ’21 ΦΔΘ, was one of only 100 students accepted this fall into Washington University’s competitive Quantitative Finance master’s degree program ― a fact he attributes to his Westminster education. Morrow also is...
This article was updated on Aug. 6, 2021, to include an additional evening of activities. Hancock Symposium 2021 is just around the corner — Sept. 14-16, to be exact — so be sure to...
As a virtual event, this year’s Undergraduate Scholars Forum (USF) offered a unique experience, including students, faculty, staff, friends, and family members, all of whom met on Zoom to support students’ research projects. Despite...
The 12th annual Undergraduate Scholars Forum scheduled for April 16 at Westminster College successfully pivoted to a virtual format this year during the COVID-19 pandemic. One of Westminster’s primary Signature Events, the Forum typically...
Westminster College is excited to announce that sophomore Katherine Sokol was awarded a 2020 Newman Civic Fellowship in March. An English major with a focus on creative writing who is minoring in women and...
Although he only graduated from Westminster College three years ago, Steven Sakayroun, ’16, is already making business and tech-world headlines. The mathematics, computer science and French major from the Central African Republic was featured...
Dr. Madeleine K. Albright, the first female U.S. Secretary of State, capped off Westminster College’s 14th annual two-day Hancock Symposium with one of the most well-received lectures ever delivered at the College. The former...
The 14th annual Hancock Symposium 2019 that took place Sept. 18 and Sept. 19 will go down in Westminster College history as one of the most successful Symposia to date. Established in 2006 to...
Westminster College recently ran across an article featuring alumnus Mikhail Orlov ’96 ΒΘΠ in the 2014 issue of Inc. Magazine titled “How a Russian Expat Started Selling Guns and Ammo to American Hunters,” found...
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