While COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on communities around the world, Westminster students are using this time of chaos as an opportunity to serve others. Peaking in mid April, the worldwide pandemic caused a systematic shut down of major travel and social gatherings, leaving citizens stuck at home for indefinitely long quarantine periods. Overall, the...

I’m sure everyone’s seen images and videos of COVID-19 protests over the past few weeks. Large Confederate battle flag regalia and bright yellow “Don’t Tread on Me” T-shirts dotted the crowds in states like Michigan, where hundreds of people took to the streets to protest Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s stay at home orders. Similar scenes manifested...

With the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic across the globe, nearly all facets of life have been affected. With Westminster students participating in remote learning for the last two months of the semester, students have been unable to participate in many of their favorite school-related activities, including extracurriculars and sports. The Georgia...

Despite the overwhelming urge during this global pandemic to sit back in front of the TV and watch the hours tick away, the students in the Music Service Club have taken to their instruments. Realizing the pandemic would affect their typical manner of service, the club and its faculty advisors had to think of new ways to bring joy to others through...

COVID-19 has impacted the lives of people all over the world, and Westminster students and faculty are no exception. The need for social distancing has resulted in the cancellation and postponement of several school events this spring. This decision has affected the seniors more than others at school. The seniors do not get to participate in the final...