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Tuition increase may ‘jeopardize’ attendance, some students say
Update: 4:35 p.m. President Beth Dobkin publicly responded to student questions and concerns Monday through an email sent out to undergraduates. “For the past several years, expenses at Westmins...Read More
Westminster faces unclear future with the promise of free public college
With about a year before the 2020 presidential election, several Democratic candidates are building their campaigns on big promises, one of those being free tuition for public colleges and universitie...Read More
Giving a face to The Forum
The Forum has existed at Westminster College as far back as 1947. It has had many names and many staff members. But who is The Forum now and what is its purpose? “The mission of The ...Read More
Weekly News Briefing: Housing requirements, transfer students, tuition increase
The Weekly Briefing gives a small look into the stories The Forum has covered in the past week. This week, we covered the campus housing requirement, a look into the tuition increase and learned about...Read More
In this moment, your voice is critical.
I know that the tuition increase has caused stress, anxiety, and anger. I know that students are frustrated with what feels like a lack of commitment to diversity and inclusion. I know that the proces...Read More
Administration announces 8.5% tuition increase for next academic year
Students can expect a hike in tuition with a $3,000 increase for the 2020-21 academic year, according to an announcement released from the Westminster College administration Thursday. Tuition co...Read More
From competition to community, dance team has it all
Dance has been a way of life for Ashlyn Talcott, a Westminster College junior studying business management, for as long as she can remember. She said the dance team has become an important sourc...Read More
Westminster Stories: Inside the life of a transfer student
Deciding what to eat for breakfast can be hard and deciding to transfer schools can be even harder. What are some of the reasons people choose to change schools? Jack Herrick, a senior business major ...Read More
After one semester, students examine Westminster’s two-year campus-living policy
Westminster College eliminated exemption options for first- and second-year students by re-enforcing its two-year residential living policy at the beginning of the 2019-20 school year. WestminsterR...Read More
Climate change effects need to be addressed, say panelists
Climate change has many interwoven issues including climate justice, local and global effects, expert errors and what can be done about climate change, according to panelists who spoke Thursday ...Read More