Above photo, Katherine Humphreys ’09 and the Schultz-Humphreys-Beggs Westminster legacy family. Top row: Mary Jane Schultz (grandmother), Sarah Humphreys (sister) ’13, Steve Humphreys (dad) ’83, and Henry Beggs (cousin) ’15. Bottom row: Margaret Schultz Beggs (aunt) ’85 , Betsy...
Roberta Burns (left) will graduate in 2017 with a double major in Business Communications and Business Administration with a concentration in Finance. She is a member of the Churchill Institute Honors Program and Kappa...
Will Megl (right) is SGA President at Westminster College and President of the Keep Me In College Coalition. He is pictured with Senator Mike Kehoe (left). The following op-ed piece from Megl has been distributed...
Westminster alumni Kari Lenz ’14 (right) and Brad Dimarino (left) pictured with Secretary of State Jason Kander (middle) Interested in politics? Westminster College’s Capital Internship Program allows select students in their junior or senior year to spend their...
Westminster joined thousands of other schools and individuals around the world on Sunday, Sept. 21 to celebrate UWC Day, with a campus barbeque at noon in the gardens of the Churchill Institute near the Churchill Museum....
In true September tradition, the entire Westminster College community convened for two days of intellectual exploration at our annual Hancock Symposium September 16-17. This year’s theme, “So, you say you want a Revolution? The...
Westminster College has been named to the top 15% of colleges, universities and trade schools for its work to embrace America’s military service members, veterans and spouses as students and ensure their success. This...
Dr. Bob Hansen, Organizational Leadership Program Coordinator, and Abdullah Al-Hadeethi ’14, Fellow for Intercultural Engagement, have combined efforts to create a new social entrepreneurship and innovations lab at Westminster College. “This lab is important...
Westminster College offers an alternative to traditional college housing by allowing upperclassmen students to join theme houses. These houses bring students together by allowing them to live with students who share a similar passion....
Trees on campus looking more colorful than usual? In honor of the 2014 Hancock Symposium on the arts, these trees have been art bombed by Dr. Miller’s Westminster Seminar class. The colorful bands on...
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