The National Churchill Museum will honor veterans with free admission on Veterans Day, November 11th. Come see the state of the art interactive Museum that highlights Winston Churchill’s life and times, including his own...
The 30th annual Victorian Christmas celebration of festivities and shopping will be held for Central Missourians from 10 a.m.-7 p.m. on Thursday, November 14, at the National Churchill Museum. “Those on the search for beautiful...
The Honorable Jason Miko, Honorary Consul for the Republic of Macedonia, served as Westminster College’s Global Leader-in-Residence on October 28-29, 2013. He was brought to campus by the Churchill Institute for Global Engagement and...
It’s not uncommon for recent Westminster grads to teach or get involved in service work abroad after they walk through The Columns. Kylee Souders, ’13, from Eldon, MO, is one such alum. Kylee decided...
Dr. Patrick James will be on the campus of Westminster College November 4-6 through the Churchill Institute’s Global Scholar in Residence program. James will be the first Global Scholar in Residence on campus this...
The Fulton community is invited to Westminster College for its annual Spooky Sidewalks Halloween event. Spooky Sidewalks, hosted by the Campus Activities Board, will be held in Mueller Student Center from 4-6pm on October...
Good food, fellowship, and a celebration of loyalty marked the evening of October 11 at the annual President’s Dinner. Held each year for members of the President’s Club and Lifetime Giving Societies, this popular...
Each year, Westminster students find generous support from alumni to help them pursue their college education. At the College’s annual President’s Dinner to thank donors, students have the chance to meet and enjoy dinner...
Last weekend, a group of Westminster College community members traveled 20 minutes south of Fulton to Tebbetts, Missouri to help save the historic African American United Methodist Church. “We spent the day clearing brush...
Westminster College President Barney Forsythe weighed in on the higher education discussion in the Jefferson City News Tribune. President Forsythe commented that liberal arts were founded on the principle of “preparing engaged citizen leaders.”...
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