A new book by a Westminster faculty member is coming your way with a book signing from noon-1:00 p.m., on Wednesday, Nov. 1, in the College Bookstore. Dr. Cliff Cain, the author and Harrod-C.S....
As alumni and members of the Westminster community read through their latest edition of Westminster Today, hopefully, a new column called “Westeryears” has piqued their interest. Westeryears shines the spotlight on some footnotes in...
One beloved fraternity which has sadly become another chapter in Westminster history is the Highlanders. This Greek house grew out of a social club, called “The Dorm Club,” which came into existence in 1927 and...
Photo of one of the most historic celebrations and a crowning achievement of new Westminster President Dr. Fletcher Lamkin’s first tenure at the College–the opening of the new National Churchill in conjunction with the...
Reformation: Holy Spaces, Religious Places A Photographic Exhibit by Dr. Cliff Cain, Harrod – C.S. Lewis Professor of Religious Studies October 30th – November 11th, 2017 Backer Dining Hall, Westminster College “Reformation: Holy Spaces, Religious...
Westminster Waves speaks with Timothy Riley, the Sandra L. and Monroe E. Trout Director and Chief Curator of the National Churchill Museum, about Darkest Hour, a full-length motion picture, starring Gary Oldman as Winston Churchill,...
Westminster has certainly had a long and impressive list of famous people and dignitaries who have visited the campus to speak, but one of the more unique choices was the 1966 commencement speaker…unique because he readily admitted in his address that he...
Gary Oldman stars as Winston Churchill in new film opening in the United States on November 22. A red carpet screening will occur at the National Churchill Museum on October 26. One of the...
Westminster students are urged to register to be a part of the long-standing Westminster tradition of “Into the Streets.” “‘Into the Streets’ is a chance for you and your group to showcase your group’s...
An airplane kept in the basement of the gymnasium? Yes, that is where the plane was located for The Flying Blue Jays, a Westminster organization that offered student “aeronautical aspirants” the opportunity to learn...
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