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...
Saturday brought to a close one of the most spirit-filled Homecoming Week Westminster College has ever seen. Although our football team couldn’t pull off the big win for the Blue Jays in the Homecoming...
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.”...
Bringing the timeless lessons of history to a new generation is a key focus of increased educational outreach and a new documentary by the National Churchill Museum (NCM). The documentary, “Winston Churchill’s Epic ‘Iron...
One of the most memorable moments for those in attendance at the President’s Dinner this year was the inspirational opening words on the dinner’s theme of leadership by a charismatic young alumnus, Derick Dailey,...
Westminster student Mulay sid Ahmed Ahmed ’15 presented at the United Nations General Assembly 4th Committee (Special Political and Decolonization) earlier this month. Ahmed represented Western Sahara (Saharawi) Students in North America. “The significance of...
The Westminster student body selected six women and six men from the senior class for Court. Eligibility requirements include: • Students who have been enrolled from Fall 2010-the present • Students who transferred to...
The Westminster Seminar class “Who’s the Boss: The Political Impact of Rock ‘n Roll Icons” taught by Matt Mitchell is exploring how music influences politics and how social influence can bring about positive change....
Ninety-six percent of Westminster graduates start their first job or enroll in graduate or professional schools within six months of graduation. Read below for more details our our alumni’s lives after commencement. First Destination After...
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