Alumna Danielle (Crivello) Brown, ’20 ΚΑΘ, quickly went from Westminster to Washington, DC, because of a zest for life and spirit of adventure the College instilled in her from the moment she set foot...
Final grades for the semester are in, and 235 Westminster students have been named to the Spring 2018 Dean’s List for exemplary performance. This semester’s list includes 19 freshmen, 47 sophomores, 67 juniors and 102 seniors for this prestigious honor. The Dean’s List recognizes those Westminster...
Annie Mulvey ’18 ΚΚΓ is a senior studying business communication and English. From Harrison, Missouri, she is president of Alpha Chi National Honor Society and a member of Student Foundation, a student-based organization that helps introduce prospective...
On average, millennials may have as many as seven careers in their lifetime. Dr. Nate Leonard says a degree focusing on one single profession may not be enough in today’s world. View Dr. Leonard’s bio.
“We don’t think about it as a preparation to work … it’s a preparation for life.” More on the significance of liberal arts from Dr. Nate Leonard. View Dr. Leonard’s bio.
What’s the difference between an education received at a large public university vs. a small private liberal arts colleges? Westminster College professor Dr. Nate Leonard weighs in. View Dr. Leonard’s bio.
Nervous about talking to professors? Don’t be. “Professors want students to come interact, they want to have those kind of connections, they want to have those discussions. They want to talk about what they...
“It’s that type of thinking, that complex thinking, that’s what we’re talking about in terms of being prepared for life – it allows you to be an active citizen of the world.” Dr. Nate...
We will welcome bright groups of potential future Blue Jays on campus for Scholarship/Leadership Days on February 21 and March 7. Below, faculty offer advice for students who will be interviewing for scholarship dollars,...
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