President Beth Dobkin retiring after eight years at Westminster University
President Beth Dobkin is retiring at the end of the school year after 40 years in higher education. California is where she plans to go after Westminster. “[I’m] looking forward to riding my horse and working on our organic garden, traveling and spending more time with kids...
Tailgate for the Arts event has small turn out with no students in attendance
Tailgate for the Arts event Thursday was a potluck to give students, faculty and staff a chance to get together before the play Accidental Death of an Anarchist...
Students express concerns at the Doughnuts and Discussions panel event
ASW hosted a discussion panel of administrators for students to raise questions about on-campus concerns. ASW President Max Gutierrez, a senior and philosophy m...
From alley to arena: Kilby Block Party has become Salt Lake City’s largest indie music festival
Kilby Block Party began in 2019 as a “literal block party” to celebrate Kilby Court. “Our dream with KBP is to recreate the supportive atmosphere of this ...
“DEI” lemma: The state of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at Westminster University
“ Staff are genuinely worried about their jobs, they're worried about retaliation,” the anonymous professor said.
Westminster renews partnership with U.S. Ski & Snowboard Team
Westminster renewed a 20-year partnership with the U.S. Ski & Snowboard Team, becoming an official four-year college provider through 2034. This partnership...
New ‘W’ ski features unveiled at Brighton
The three features include a box, a pyramid rail and a waterfall rail according to Isabelle Gerry, president of the Westminster Ski and Snowboard.
This bathroom is the shit: best and worst bathrooms on campus
If your class is extra boring, you can go to the Foster bathroom and stay as long as possible; the view of the parking lot makes it worthwhile.
Why is campus so boring?
“I don’t think the U can even serve drinks at any of their functions — that’s what makes this pretty kick-ass,” said Carter Frandsen in 2003.
Tailgate for the Arts event has small turn out with no students in attendance
Tailgate for the Arts event Thursday was a potluck to give students, faculty and staff a chance to get together before the play Accidental Death of an Anarchist...
Students express concerns at the Doughnuts and Discussions panel event
ASW hosted a discussion panel of administrators for students to raise questions about on-campus concerns. ASW President Max Gutierrez, a senior and philosophy m...
Purple Basket running on 10% of its budget compared to last year
The Purple Basket is running on 10% of its budget compared to past semesters according to Dean of Students Kellie Gerbers, who is temporarily overseeing the Pur...
Students say definitely “would do it again” to May Term and study abroad
An opportunity offered to students at many universities is to study abroad and travel during their studies, but a small percentage of students in the U.S. take ...
President Beth Dobkin retiring after eight years at Westminster University
President Beth Dobkin is retiring at the end of the school year after 40 years in higher education. California is where she plans to go after Westminster. ...