Hello, Griffins! Here at The Forum, we are dedicated to bringing you the latest news and updates on everything we consider important for you to know. With the news cycle constantly changing amid the n...Read More
The Weekly Briefing gives a small look into the stories The Forum has covered in the past week. This week, we covered the developments of COVID-19 in the state and on campus, how students ar...Read More
After Westminster College announced classes will remain online until June 5 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, out-of-state students living on campus are left with the choice to either stay or move back ho...Read More
In 2008 Westminster College welcomed the organic garden: the space available to hold classes and teach students about food accessibility. Christy Clay, chair of environmental studies and professor of ...Read More
When students left for spring break they didn’t plan on not being able to return to school. Because of this unexpected change moving to an online format can be chaotic. Luckily, technology gives...Read More
Student workers can request paid time off for the next two weeks if extenuating circumstances keep them from working their regular hours.
Graduating seniors at Westminster College have differing opinions on the impact of moving classes online, with some unsure if it will affect them graduating on time. The school announced Wednesd...Read More
Westminster College administration announced Wednesday classes will continue online through Canvas until the end of May Term, June 5. The school sent out an email update, noting there is still uncerta...Read More
After the announcement campus would be closing, several students living on campus have been making adjustments to their living situations. On Thursday March 12, President Dobkin asked students t...Read More
President Beth Dobkin sent out an email Monday announcing Westminster College graduation will be postponed from its original date, May 9. This comes after recent recommendations from the CDC to limit ...Read More