The John Findley Green lecture series has attracted a number of U.S. presidents to deliver speeches at Westminster, including Truman, Reagan, George H.W. Bush, and one president who was thrust into the role by history itself:...
The Isabelle R. Whitmarsh English Garden located on the side of the Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Aldermanbury gained a new addition on Monday, August 28. In commemoration of its 80th anniversary, the Fulton Garden Club commissioned a new...
Former U.S. Senator and Ambassador to the United Nations John C. Danforth was awarded the Winston Churchill Leadership Medal, bestowed by the Association of Churchill Fellows, Thursday, June 8 at Bellerive Country Club in St....
Also Urges Trump Administration to be Vigilant When Dealing with Russians FULTON, Mo, April 3, 2017 – American threats from North Korea, Russia, ISIS, and the importance of truth-seeking journalists were addressed head-on by...
Mark your calendar for these annual Westminster events coming up in April, May and June! April 1 — Churchill Fellows Weekend April 20 — Undergraduate Scholars Forum April 27-30 — Alumni Weekend May 13 —...
As 2016 draws to a close, here’s a look at what the Westminster family celebrated throughout this year. Westminster College Named to Top Ten of Most Focused American College International Studies Programs The data-driven...
Highlights from the 2016 President’s Dinner at Westminster College, including a special visit and lecture by the Right Honorable Lord Alan Watson of Richmond, award-winning BBC broadcaster and former President of the Liberal Party, commemorating the 70th...
On Oct. 13, 2016, Westminster College welcomed the Right Honorable Lord Alan Watson of Richmond, an award winning BBC broadcaster and former President of the Liberal Party, to campus. Watson was joined by Churchill’s...
Year of Churchill: A Conversation with the National Security Agency (NSA) Address given by Richard Ledgett, Deputy Director of the National Security Agency at Westminster College on April 4, 2016. Click here to watch...
A recent post on Vanityfair.com features Westminster College and the National Churchill Museum’s role in “The Paintings of Sir Winston Churchill,” the most significant display of Sir Winston Churchill’s paintings ever to be exhibited...
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