Students, faculty, administration express confusion, anger and disagreement
by Walter Denison in Feature
Students anticipated registering, itineraries started printing and parents were preparing to cut checks. Bidding on travel accommodations had begun for several May Term Study Experience trips. Then all was brought to a halt.
Faculty and students were disappointed to learn last September of the canceling of some favored May Term Study Experiences.
Find your dream and live it
by David Patterson in Campus
My life forever changed because of an email. It was two weeks prior to the end of my everlasting college career. The email was from my childhood hero Justin Stephens and it went a little something like this.
"Random Question… would you ever consider working full time for Company Wakeboards?"
My heart skipped a beat.
Prepping the young for college
by Jenni Stokes in Campus
The lazy days of summer can often be a little too lazy.
"Summer-itis" usually sets in around July when kids become antsy and bored, looking for something to keep them occupied.
Luckily, Westminster College has the solution. Westminster offers a number of camps for future college students looking to sharpen their skills or experience something new.
by Laurel McLane in Campus
The Westminster Environmental Center is bringing together a community of students who are committed to keeping both their bodies and their earth thriving and healthy.
Located off of 1200 East, directly across from the lower entrance to the Jewett parking garage is the organic campus garden.
Columnist offers explanation
by Harry Cross Jr. in Opinion
Ugh, another disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, apparently an oil spill. Yes, I just found out. I don't watch, read or listen to the news. I happened to be near a television tuned to a news broadcast covering the "disaster."
In the same broadcast, news of some "terrorist" leaving a pathetic excuse of bomb in Times Square made its way to my ear.
