Interview by Lucy Krejci, ’20 ΚΚΓ, West Wings Student Marketing Agency Member [pullquote]I think the tight-knit community is what I notice most about this school. If you can see yourself doing really good things,...
Gregory Rockson, founder of mPharma. Photo source. Through his company Mutti mPharma, a venture-backed startup and pharmacy benefits manager based in Ghana, Gregory Rockson ’12 and his team of medical professionals, project managers, and...
After the success of the first Westminster in Vietnam travel course in 2016, a second trip has been planned for May 2018. Westminster students, alumni, and friends of the college are invited to join...
Climate change will be one of the dominant topics at this year’s 2017 Hancock Symposium, being held September 20-21 on the Westminster College campus, when one of the nation’s most prominent experts in the field...
Four Westminster students have earned a $10,000 Projects for Peace grant to bring water to a Guatemalan school in the small village of Caserio Los Guates. Ahmed Baquai ’17 from Pakistan, Mahfoud Bouad ’18...
Above, students that performed at the annual International Show embracing international cooperation and acceptance. Ntombi Msubo ’16, Amina Mesic ’16, Lejla Dervisevic ’16, Tripti Bisen ’16. A look back at happenings at Westminster College,...
The Westminster community extends warmest Blue Jay welcome to our new international students! They traveled far and wide to be here; best wishes to them as they embark on their Westminster journey. Westminster’s residential...
Steven Sakayroun ’16 (middle) is pictured above with Westminster students (from left) Hyunji Kim ’17, Scovia Aweko ’17, Sandra Nivyabandi ’15, and Chansa Kateule ’17. One Westminster junior’s passionate work toward improving global poverty...
Pictured above (from left) is Joseph Munyambanza ’15, Moussa Sall ’15, and Steven Sakayroun ’16. Three Westminster students will head to Uganda this summer to launch a new initiative for peace through education, thanks to Projects...
Above, CGI U participants gather at the airport before their flight to Miami. Students, from left to right, are Scovia Aweko ’17, Shrijan Amatya ’18, Molly Dwyer ’16, Abdullah Mahdi ’18, Suravi Shrestha ’16, Shirshak...
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