Arts & Culture
Westminster students celebrate Día de los Muertos
Westminster College students honored family, friends and loved ones during Día de los Muertos in the Bassis Student Center Nov. 2. Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a two-day holiday celebrat...Read More
Westminster students create their Halloween costumes months in advance
Molly Kade, a senior sociology major, frequently browses the isles at JOANN Fabric and Craft in preparation for creating their elaborate Halloween costumes. This year will be no different as Kade piec...Read More
Seasonal Regression unites students through live performances
Seasonal Regression is commonly known throughout the Westminster College community from the shows they’ve played at campus events, their concerts at gatherings off-campus and performances at local rad...Read More
Utah Oktoberfest promotes cultural understanding for Westminster students
After a year-long hiatus, Westminster College students gathered at Snowbird to celebrate friends, food and culture at the 49th annual Oktoberfest. Utah’s Oktoberfest — a festival rooted in German cult...Read More
Students face uncertainty purchasing parking permits
Campus Patrol requires all vehicles to display a valid parking permit while parked on Westminster College grounds, according to Westminster’s parking services page. With the policy, commuter students,...Read More
Westminster nursing students, professors navigate COVID-19 learning environment
When COVID-19 struck, Westminster nursing students – whose field of study largely requires hands-on experience – had to learn how to navigate learning online. Brynn Sayler, a senior nursing majo...Read More
Westminster students look beyond nine-to-five lifestyle post graduation
As students come of age and move through different checkpoints in life, parents and adults love to ask the same questions, “Where are you going to college? What are you going to study? What are you go...Read More
‘I can probably do that’: Westminster student hooked on traditional rug making
Before the mass production of rugs began, rug making was largely considered a traditional art. Traditionally, rugs are made through a slow, time-consuming and detailed process. A process that seemed t...Read More
Seniors define how they “Surrender Contact” in final dance showcase
Westminster College’s 2021 graduating seniors could never have predicted how different their final year of their undergraduate degrees was going to be. Dance majors approached the same challenges that...Read More
Local Utah theaters stream films online, replicating in-person experience until pandemic subsides
During the COVID-19 pandemic, studios were forced to slow down production, preventing new movies from releasing into the Hollywood pipeline. Highly anticipated films like “James Bond: No Time to Die,”...Read More