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Wednesday, December 3, 2025

Westminster College, in partnership with LIVE New Wilmington, is pleased to announce the return of Doing Our Thing (DOT), a revitalized educational program offering hands-on, creative learning experiences for young children.

Wednesday, December 3, 2025

Westminster College creative media production students showcased their culminating capstone projects at the Senior Capstone Showcase held Sunday, Nov. 16, in Mueller Theater of the College's McKelvey Campus Center.

Wednesday, December 3, 2025

A 2023 accounting graduate, Ryan Greer has launched an early career that blends professional growth with his passion for lacrosse. His field experience at Westminster, both in Professor Ligo’s hands-on, real-world learning environment and on the Titan lacrosse field, helped shape him into the leader he is today. As a coach, Greer uses his experience to help make a meaningful impression on young athletes while continuing to fuel his own professional goals.  

Tuesday, December 2, 2025

Westminster College will present “Silent Night,” a seasonal concert performed by the Westminster choirs, at 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 6, in Wallace Memorial Chapel on the College’s campus.

Tuesday, December 2, 2025

Westminster College’s Celebrity Series ushers in the holiday season with Michael Cavanaugh’s music-filled holiday show on Tuesday, Dec. 16 in the College’s Will W. Orr Auditorium.  
 
Hand-picked by Billy Joel to star in the hit Broadway musical “Movin’ Out,” Cavanaugh—a Tony and Grammy nominated vocalist—will combine modern Christmas songs like “Last Christmas” and “Wonderful Christmastime” with classic holiday hits like “Jingle Bell Rock,” “Winter Wonderland” and “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” to create a fun musical show for the yuletide season.  

Monday, December 1, 2025

The Westminster College Jazz Ensemble will present its fall concert at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 5, in Berlin Lounge, located in the College’s McKelvey Campus Center.

Tuesday, November 25, 2025

Westminster College broadcasting students presented their senior capstone projects at the Senior Capstone Showcase on Sunday, Nov. 16, highlighting the creativity, research and production skills they developed throughout their academic careers.

Tuesday, November 25, 2025

Westminster College’s International Studies and First-Year programs will sponsor the College’s annual Alternative Gift Market, inviting the campus and local community to support charitable causes across the globe. 

Tuesday, November 25, 2025

Students from Westminster College’s School of Education put service into action on Oct. 23 during a community engagement event at the Mission Barn in New Castle, Pa.

Wednesday, November 19, 2025

Eight first-year Westminster College students from a variety of majors traveled to Cook Forest State Park in September as part of a Westminster Away course, spending a weekend immersed in nature and reflective learning.

The interdisciplinary domestic travel course, WST 520: Nature and Identity, was developed by Dr. Deanne Buffalari, associate professor of neuroscience, and Dr. Helen Boylan, professor of environmental science. Throughout the course, students explored how time spent in nature influences personal identity and shapes relationships with the world and with others.

The weekend included opportunities for students to learn directly from the forest as well as from people deeply connected to Cook Forest, including educational experts, volunteers and local business owners.

A highlight of the trip was the opportunity to give back to Cook Forest through a trail-cleanup collaboration with Friends of Cook Forest. Students collected litter and cleared natural debris from footbridges along the Cathedral Forest trails, helping to keep pathways clean and safe for hikers.

Students also visited one of the forest’s oldest trees—an eastern hemlock estimated to be 350 years old—an experience left a strong impression.

“I’m grateful to know of such a beautiful secret that is hidden deep in the forest,” said Valen Henry, a first-year environmental science major from Harrisburg, Pa. “I am one small part of its life span, but I feel connected to it. The old-growth forest was majestic and I think everyone should see it.”

First-year music education major Charlotte Grubbs of Enon, Ohio, said the weekend “really showed me how quickly connections can deepen when distractions are removed and how interesting and rich the world around us becomes when you really look at it. I now remember to slow down and stay curious about the people and places around me.”

Westminster Away is a domestic travel course initiative designed to enhance academic learning through immersive travel experiences. Questions about this course can be directed to Buffalari at buffald@westminster.edu or Boylan at boylanhm@westminster.edu.