Ever wonder why Winston Churchill is so important to Westminster College? Hear from Veronica Tuthill, ’16, about the importance of Churchill, his 1946 Sinews of Peace speech, and the National Churchill Museum. Plus, she...
Pictured above (left to right): Kyle Klahs, ’14; Jake Burch, ’14; Professor Dr. Mike Amspoker; Taylor Allen, ’14; and Matt Roehrs, ’13. Four recent Westminster graduates have begun classes at A.T. Still University’s College...
Da’ Shaun Scott will graduate in 2016 with majors in Business Communication and Psychology with a minor in Business Administration and is also Student Foundation President, CAB concerts and comedy chairman, a Student Ambassador,...
Don’t let finances get in the way of receiving the education you want! Hear from Westminster Enrollment Representative, Teron Sutherlin, about the economic backgrounds Westminster students come from and the financial aid possibilities available....
Fulton Area Chamber of Commerce & Visitor’s Center would like to introduce their new intern Mthobisi Maseko “Tobey” from Simunye, Swaziland. Tobey is a student with Westminster College and is seeking a Bachelor of...
In addition to more traditional college housing, Westminster College also brings students together, joined by interest or cause, in theme houses. From being passionate about the ecosystem to being involved in campus spiritual life,...
For some children in Callaway County, Friday means more than looking forward to a weekend free from school – It can bring anxiety about what they have to eat before Monday, without school breakfast...
Above, the 2014 Westminster BIO 321 group in Belize. Since 1992, Dr. Mike Amspoker has led 11 Westminster trips and 136 students for a biology trip to Belize. This year, the trip took on new...
Audrey Sharp, Class of 2013 (English major), accepted a position as the managing editor for LO Profile magazine following graduation from Westminster. LO Profile, based in Missouri’s Lake of the Ozarks, is distributed statewide...
With a society that fosters such a competitive environment, people are constantly driven by the “what’s in it for me?” spirit. Does anyone even have time to genuinely care about somebody else anymore? Isn’t...
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