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ASW Senate approves funds for sexual assault survivor support
ASW Senate approved a request of $2,500 toward the Student Survivors of Sexual Violence Fund during its general session meeting Nov. 5. The request is in response to a resolution that was passed in th...Read More
With DACA program in peril, Westminster supports Dreamers
Westminster College officially supported Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), joining 164 other higher-education institutions in signing an amicus brief backing the issue, as of October 8, 2...Read More
An Open Letter to the Student Body
Dear Griffins, As we head into the second half of the semester, we would like to reflect on the start of the year and let you know what we are working on and how we can support you as the studen...Read More
Spooky Stories: Razed and Nowhere to be Found
*This story is the third of a three-part Spooky Stories series about the ghost legend stories at Westminster College. You can read the first story here. Ferry Hall, built in 1908 and one of the very f...Read More
Spooky Stories: Froggy Business in Hogle Hall
*This story is the second of a three-part Spooky Stories series about the ghost legend stories at Westminster College. You can read the first and third story here. Hogle Hall is home to several first-...Read More
Spooky Stories: Women in White
*This story is the first of a three-part Spooky Stories series about the ghost legend stories at Westminster College. You can read the second story here. If you find yourself in Converse Hall often, a...Read More
Westminster student creates fashionable inversion mask
Westminster student Jessica Penrose Morey, a sophomore neuroscience major, created an inversion mask that will help people breathe better in Utah’s polluted air and look fashionable while they do it.&...Read More
Westminster Stories: Outdoor Program Movin’ on Up
Tiana White, Westminster College’s director of the outdoor program, has made the program into a source of community for students. The outdoor program has recently grown that community via a bigger off...Read More
The hyper-visibility and invisibility of being a pregnant man
Being a pregnant man comes with its unique challenges, including what Jesse Fluetsch calls “being hyper-visible and invisible.” Fluetsch, who was the guest speaker at the pride week Taboo Talk Tuesday...Read More
How conversations about diversity can change our theatre program
The Westminster College theatre program has made many attempts to be more inclusive and involve diversity, but it could be better, according to Nina Vought, an associate professor in the theatre progr...Read More