Westminster College is among the top 15% of four-year colleges and universities nationwide for alumni earning potential, and ranked third in the state of Missouri, according to reporting by Payscale.com. According to Payscale’s research,...
Dr. Bill Elsea from Atlanta, Georgia (originally from Kirksville, Missouri), Class of 1955, and a member of The Highlanders fraternity, will receive a Westminster College Alumni Achievement Award on Saturday, April 21, during the college’s Alumni Weekend. Since 1965, Dr. Elsea has taught a variety of students including medical,...
Prospective students and their parents are always impressed with the high job placement rate of Westminster graduates. Ninety-six percent of Westminster graduates start their first job or enroll in graduate or professional schools within six...
A number of campus improvements are underway to further enhance the student experience at Westminster, including several technology upgrades on campus. IT has been looking at the needs on campus and working to upgrade...
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,...
Those who cannot make it to campus to attend the 11th annual Hancock Symposium at Westminster College can still participate from afar. Both plenary sessions, two executive sessions, and the Green Foundation Lecture featuring Senator...
Westminster College has been ranked among the top five percent of the “Best Colleges for the Money for 2017” among all American colleges and universities, according to national rankings released today. College Factual, a...
The schedule of speakers for the 2017 Hancock Symposium at Westminster College: Advocacy and Activism, September, 20-21, includes several Westminster alumni and faculty. From education to marriage equality, these alumni have harnessed the power...
The first time I stepped foot on the Westminster campus was in the spring of 1991 when I came to interview for a position with the English Department—yes, I’ve been at Westminster longer than...
New Student Convocation Speaker Derick Dailey, ’11 told new Westminster College students to try laundry, love, and Langton (as in Westminster political science professor John Langton) as the strategy to be successful in both college and life in his speech at...
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