David Egner ’84 of Detroit, MI, deftly exposes his Westminster College education by using a Churchill quote to describe his work with the $1.3 billion Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Foundation. “It’s a riddle, wrapped...
Student Care and Price Leadership Career Specialist Michelle Craighead, M.Ed., has formed a new Student-Parent Support Group at Westminster. The group will begin meeting on campus at noon on Wednesday, Sept. 5, in the...
Erin Luke ’05 and Jonathan Todd ’03 found more than a stellar liberal arts education and their professional purpose while studying at Westminster College. They found love and wed in 2007. Today the two...
As a part of the creative, imaginative aspects of the 2018 Hancock Symposium on campus, a music group, dance performance, and theatre workshop have been scheduled and are free and open to the public...
Members of the Westminster community should be quite familiar and comfortable with the newly named Director of Residential Life. James Arnold was Head Women’s Basketball Coach and Associate Director of Athletics at Westminster last year and is...
New students and their parents, family members, and friends brought the campus back to life from the summer with great enthusiasm for Move-In Weekend. Students settled into their rooms, completed the Westminster rite of...
This week President Fletch Lamkin catches up on the latest Westminster technology with Assistant Professor Barri Bumgarner in her state-of-the-art classroom.
The entire Westminster community will gather September 11-12 for one of the College’s signature events, the 2018 Hancock Symposium. The theme for this year’s Symposium is Creativity and Innovation: Imagining Our Way Into the Future. “The...
Liz Blackwell, KAT ’93, was named one of St. Louis’s Most Influential Business Women on Aug. 10 by the St. Louis Business Journal. Blackwell received the accolade after joining and being made a partner...
Before our youngest Hancock Symposium speaker, Gabe Fleisher from University City, MO catches his ride to high school in the morning, he has to send his daily political email blast out to his 50,000 readers. ...
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