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,...
Central Missourians are invited to join the Westminster College community in celebrating the holidays with a traditional English Festival of Lessons and Carols. Please join us! This year’s Festival of Lessons and Carols will...
Students looking for one of the best colleges in the nation for the money can find that school at Westminster College, according to the data-driven national education firm, College Factual, which is in partnership...
Feature photo above, President Ronald Reagan speaks at the dedication of the “Breakthrough” sculpture (made from sections of the Berlin Wall by Churchill’s granddaughter Edwina Sandys) at Westminster College, Nov. 9, 1990. Former Reagan...
The following blog is part of a series to recognize notable “firsts” among the women of Westminster as we mark 35 years since the College first admitted women in 1979. Click here for more women of...
A few of Westminster’s student-veterans, from left to right: Mark Chism ’15, Christi Fain, Bret Robertson ’16, Phillip Brownfield ’18, Bill Whitlow ’69, Brian Wright ’14, Ian Steffen ’15, and Chad Doebelin ’17. In...
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...
Westminster embraces diversity and works to create a global community where all world views are heard and appreciated. Led by the Office of Intercultural Engagement, My Voice is a program designed to assess the pulse of...
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