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Westminster student faces misconceptions surrounding service animals
Service animals are allowed to be anywhere the public is and are not required to wear identification, according to the Americans with Disabilities Act. This is not common knowledge to most, maki...Read More
Racial bias influences everyone but can be overcome, according to leading expert
Racial bias is something everyone is vulnerable to and is often triggered by certain situations, according to Dr. Jennifer Eberhardt who was Wednesday’s guest lecturer for the B. W. Bastian lecture se...Read More
How we talk about race: a look into how journalists approach issues of reporting race in crime journalism
October will mark one year since the death of University of Utah student Lauren McCluskey who was murdered by an ex-boyfriend, Melvin Rowland. During the search for Rowland — before the release of his...Read More
Rape, suicide, addiction: Westminster alum creates dialogue through new movie
“City of Salt,” an independent film written and directed by a Westminster College alum, has reached its final stages of production and is poised for release this coming winter. Alicia Farmer, writer, ...Read More
Westminster adapts to another year of 1300 East construction
Salt Lake Public Utilities is doing construction work on 1300 East that no one could miss. The original plan was to finish the portion of the road in front of Westminster College’s campus before...Read More
Glow-in-the-dark paint and yoga gives yogis more freedom and self-exploration
James Hardy hated yoga when he first tried it in high school. Now he and his fiancée Shazzy Tapias lead Salt Lake City yogis through flow yoga routines while covered in glow paint, listening to a sing...Read More
WATCH: The interim dog policy isn’t the end of a “dog-friendly” campus, says administration
The interim dog policy at Westminster College went into effect August 1. The policy addresses how non-service animals (NSA) should be handled when coming to campus. Although the policy is “new” it is ...Read More
Getting to know Westminster’s new provost
After a long and specific hiring process, Westminster has hired Dr. Debbie Tahmassebi to serve as provost for the college. Tahmassebi started her new position as provost on July 1 of 2019. Tahma...Read More
Westminster athletics earns eight Brechler awards
Westminster College’s athletic teams are leading the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference in Brechler Awards for two years in a row, receiving eight awards this past season. The Brechler Award rec...Read More
New budget should allow for larger projects, say ASW officers
Disclaimer: ASW is allocated funds based on the college’s enrollment, so the budget is tentative until the school year starts and students have paid their fees. ASW is hoping to fund more studen...Read More