From an Army ROTC commissioning ceremony for Brooke Thompson, ’22 ΚΑΘ, to a baccalaureate celebration to our triumphant graduates proudly walking through the Columns and out into the world, Commencement 2022 was a weekend...
The New England Political Science Association invited Cameron Gehlert, ’22 ΦΔΘ, to present a scholarly paper at the organization’s annual conference on April 30, 2022, in Bretton Woods, NH. Gehlert additionally was named a...
Summertime is the happiest time of year for Aaron Kirchner, ’09 KA, co-founder and co-owner of Grillheads Supply Co. in St. Louis, MO ― and not just because of increased seasonal sales. Kirchner launched...
Family physician Carrie Peecher, DO, ’00 ΔΔΔ, loves caring for veterans at the Camdenton VA Clinic in Osage Beach, MO, because she finds their stories and experiences inspiring. “The sacrifices they made for our...
Westminster College recognized 14 highly accomplished alumni during its Alumni Awards Convocation at 10 a.m. on Saturday, April 9, 2022, in Champ Auditorium. This year’s ceremony was the first in-person alumni convocation since 2019...
With a record crowd of over 500 individuals, Alumni Weekend 2022 was a tremendous success. The celebration, which took place April 8-10, included more than 45 events, including the Alumni Awards Convocation for 2021-2022...
Westminster College’s 15th annual Undergraduate Scholars Forum on April 21 in Coulter Science Center was a celebratory anniversary event that took place in person for the first time since 2019. Rebecca Stubbs, PhD, ’08...
Nationally acclaimed social scientist, bestselling author, and Harvard professor Dr. Arthur Brooks delivered Westminster’s inaugural Brauer Lecture at 10 a.m. on April 12, 2022, in the Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Aldermanbury, part...
On a recent trade mission to the United Kingdom, Missouri Gov. Mike Parson strengthened the historic and special relationship between the UK and Westminster College: Parson presented an original ticket to Winston Churchill’s March 5,...
Casey Kayser, PhD, ’01 IND, assistant professor of English and director of the Medical Humanities Program at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, recently was awarded the prestigious Eudora Welty Prize for her book Marginalized: Southern Women...
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