Disability Justice

Westminster community book club dives into ideas of “acceptable” bodies in “The Body is Not an Apology: The Power of Radical Self Love” Westminster community book club dives into ideas of “acceptable” bodies in “The Body is Not an Apology: The Power of Radical Self Love”
Arts & Culture / Campus / Featured News

Westminster community book club dives into ideas of “acceptable” bodies in “The Body is Not an Apology: The Power of Radical Self Love”

Rylee Brown

“Living in a female body, a Black body, an aging body, a fat body, a body with mental illness, is to awaken daily to a planet that expects a certain set of apologies to already live on our tongues,” a...Read More

Binnie Green Morris, a white person with long black and pink hair, walks away from a doorway. They are using a pink cane and pass two signs that say the accessible entrance is on the other side of the building. Binnie Green Morris, a white person with long black and pink hair, walks away from a doorway. They are using a pink cane and pass two signs that say the accessible entrance is on the other side of the building.
Campus / Featured News

COVID-19 shows the necessity of accessibility in education

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Disability and student wellness have become more of a focus at Westminster College over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Christie Fox, the director of student success and retention.&n...Read More

Jake Kirkwood, a white male student and Cris Mora Rubio, a black male student, sitting in a room. Jake Kirkwood, a white male student and Cris Mora Rubio, a black male student, sitting in a room.
Campus / Featured News

RPG Night brings fun and games through role-playing

Tommy Howells

The Disability Justice and Board with Friends clubs collaborated to host RPG Night with micro-role-playing games, or single-session tabletop role-playing games with light rules, March 15. The two club...Read More