Kasey Gatson ’16 from Vandalia, Missouri (pictured above), is a captain on the 2014-15 Lady Blue Jays basketball team. Below, she shares what it means to be a student-athlete at Westminster and part of the number one Division III women’s...
Interested in studying crime and how criminals think? “Forensic Psychology,” to be offered in Spring 2015, might be the class for you. The course introduces the basic principles surrounding interactions between psychology and the legal...
Talking with the financial aid office is always an important part of any college visit. In order to help prospective students and their families, Aimee Bristow, Westminster’s Director of Financial Aid, offers this advice for determining...
Above, Dr. Bob Eames will teach “Cross-Cultural Management” during the Spring 2015 semester at Westminster. Interested in studying business at Westminster? Check out “Cross-Cultural Management” with Dr. Bob Eames, offered in the Spring ’15...
Sixteen freshmen from Westminster College held an international meeting on Monday, November 3, 2014 with a student-activist (above, on screen) from Hong Kong. The student-activist shared her first-person perspective of the democracy protests that have dominated the...
With Thanksgiving approaching, we asked a few of this year’s new students to share what they are thankful for. Karley Long ’18 (above) is planning to major in Business Communication with a minor in English....
Da’Shaun Scott ’16 (pictured above) is the president of Student Foundation. The campus tour is one of the most important factors in deciding on a college. “When I visited campus for the first time,...
Joshua Ray ’09 was featured in the Columbia Daily Tribune’s “Ovation” section. Originally from West Plains, Missouri, Ray graduated from Westminster College with a degree in English. Joshua spent the first part of his post-college...
Reverend Nicqi Ashwood (third from front, right to left) pictured with Dr. Bob Hansen (one down from top left) and his class. It didn’t take long for our two Global Leaders in Residence –...
Not only is “Breakthrough” a special part of our campus, but it is also special in its symbolism. The Berlin Wall’s destruction led to the reunification of Germany and gave the residents of Germany...
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