Due to COVID-19, the Westminster debate team has recently found itself with a surplus of money. The budget that normally would have been allocated toward travel to various competitions is now unused because all competitions have transitioned to Zoom. As a result, the team has decided to put the surplus toward a cause it believes will change the face...

Emerging from an abundance of lush greenery, Westminster’s iconic campus has been defined by the soaring columns of Pressly and the imposing brick structures of Askew and Campbell since its founding in 1951. However, these historic edifices are scheduled to undergo dramatic change. Westminster administrators recently released a new 808-part campus...

Westminster’s campus has undergone many transformative changes in recent years, including the conversion of the area once known as “senior lot” into a beautiful, state-of-the-art parking deck. Since January, seniors have used the parking deck and have grown to love the narrow stairs and concrete poles of Westminster’s newest landmark.  “Driving...

When COVID-19 began spreading across the United States last year, it upended numerous facets of higher education, including the role of standardized testing in the admissions process. Concerns over community spread led to the widespread cancellation of the ACT and SAT by testing centers from March through the summer and early fall. In response, nearly...