HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Police and state regulators are cracking down on a handful of Pennsylvania businesses that are supposed to remain shut down but have instead thrown open their doors.
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.-- The award-winning, student-produced music video "I'm Coming Home" from singer-songwriter JD Eicher went public on Thursday. It showcases a unique collaboration between Westminster College students, alumni and faculty. Students created the video last fall as part of t…
NEW ORLEANS-- Westminster alumnus Joe Burns (1986) has received a 2020 Communicator Award of Excellence for his weekly radio show “Rock School.” The award is one of the top national honors from the Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts (AIVA) representing a group of 600 media professionals …
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.-- The Westminster College Board has granted Emeritus status for eight retiring faculty members. They include:
In this edition of Dr. B's Roundtable, a conversation with Westminster College Business Administration professor Robert Badowski about the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.-- Dave Barner, Ed.D., (also known as Dr. B on Titan Radio) retires from Westminster College this summer. Professor Barner has been with the College for four decades. He has spent much of that time as chair of the communications programs, including the School of Communication.
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. (WC)-- STEM and business students enrolled in Westminster College’s Environmental Project Management Academy (EPMA) cluster course wrapped up a service learning project researching the science and marketability of industrial hemp and presented their findings to key stakeh…
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.-- Titan Radio's Dr. B talks with Westminster College history professor Timothy Cuff, Ph.D., about the 1918 flu pandemic and how it affected Youngstown and Lawrence County.
FARRELL, Pa. – Over 25 million college students at 4,000 colleges across the U.S. have had to adjust to life during the coronavirus pandemic.
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. (WC)-- Westminster College announced today that the College has received a $1 million challenge grant from the May Emma Hoyt Foundation that will assist current students and prospective students financially impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. (WC)-- Ten Westminster College student-faculty pairs have been selected as the 2020 Summer Research Fellows by the Drinko Center for Undergraduate Research.
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. (WC)-- Two Westminster College psychology majors presented research at the 39th annual Mid-America Undergraduate Psychology Research Conference (MAUPRC) held virtually on Friday, April 24.Chessie Stitzel, a senior from Northumberland, presented the poster “Family Climates…
BELLVUE, Pa. (WC)-- Dr. Mallory Strickland Ciuksza '08, a graduate of Westminster's biochemistry program, knows how to be a good neighbor. Her response to the COVID-19 pandemic? Making sure the people in her community are fed during these times of self-isolation and financial uncertainty.
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.-- Westminster College announced the cancellation of the annual July 3 concert and fireworks to celebrate Independence Day. The decision came this week as organizers are faced with the ongoing pandemic crisis and the need to continue social distancing.
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. (WC)— Westminster College School of Education student teachers are responding to COVID-19 mandates by sharing lessons with their students in an array of online formats.
There has not been much to do while we are stuck in quarantine continuing our classes. The one thing you can do is join the Westminster eSports league and play against your friends and classmates. The three games that they are having are “Call of Duty,” “Rocket League,” and “Madden.” You wil…
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.-- For the first time in 115 years, the New Wilmington Mission Conference will not be held at Westminster College this summer.
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Pennsylvania health officials say nearly 900 additional cases of COVID-19 infection have been reported in the state, raising the total to more than 42,000 since the pandemic began.
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. (WC) — Anticipating that some students and their families might face financial uncertainty caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Westminster College has launched a special fundraising effort to help students return to Westminster.
ROME, Ga.-- On the weekend before the world shut down, March 6-8, six members of the Westminster College Speech & Debate Society competed in the Novice National Forensics Tournament. Twenty- seven colleges and universities from every region of the country gathered on the campus at Berry…
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. (WC)– This spring semester is like nothing Alec Rich has ever seen.
Kandice Hartner '12, adjunct faculty in the School of Communication, has been using one of her talents to help the world! NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. (WC Alumni Office)-- Over the past few weeks, she has sewed 125+ masks to distribute to those in need. Hear more from her in our quick Q&A session…
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. (WC)-- Not only is food security a growing problem in America, it’s also part of the focus of Westminster College’s Social Class in America course. And in true Westminster service learning fashion, students spent time at an area food pantry to lend a hand and better under…
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.(WC)– Five Westminster College students presented research posters at Pittcon 2020, a leading annual conference and expo on laboratory science held March 1-5 in Chicago.
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.-- Dubbed as the “best dressed male athlete” at Westminster College during his time as a student, Kornel Foremski ’18 is known for much more in the sports management world. From New York City to Miami, Foremski is advancing in his endeavors and exemplifying the ideals of a…
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Business groups are greeting a broad shutdown order from Pennsylvania's governor with questions, objections and outrage.
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. (WC) – Westminster College will waive the SAT/ACT requirements for fall 2020 admission consideration in response to the closing of testing sites across the country due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. (WC) – In order to ensure the safety and well-being of students and their families during the COVID-19 pandemic, Westminster College will postpone its 166th commencement ceremony scheduled for May 9.“This was a difficult decision to make because we understand how very imp…
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NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.-- Westminster College will now continue all coursework online through the end of the semester. President Kathy Richardson made the announcement late Monday afternoon.
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.-- WCN correspondent Ian Ross interviews newly elected Student Government Association President Kaylee Brosius and she discusses some of the major changes that her team plans to make in the coming year.
Communications faculty and staff from the School of Communication called a meeting for all students in the department on Tuesday, Feb. 18 to discuss the new changes. These faculty members included Dr. David Barner, Bradley Weaver, Kandice Hartner, Dr. Brittany Rowe-Cernevicius, Dr. Keith Cor…
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.-- Westminster College will extend the current spring break and move instruction online in the coming weeks to stop the spread of coronavirus.
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. (WC)-- Seven Westminster College musicians earned top honors at the 73rd annual Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Band Festival held Feb. 28-March 1 at California University of Pennsylvania.
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.-- From broadening your worldview to gaining real-life context to complement your classroom studies, the benefits of studying abroad can be countless. For Spanish major Emily Russell, the language skills honed overseas are enhancing her spring student teaching assignment b…
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. (WC)– Eight students participating in Westminster College’s Environmental Project Management Academy (EPMA) cluster course attended an industrial hemp conference on Feb. 11 to learn more planting, growing and harvesting industrial hemp.
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. (WC) Westminster College officials are closely monitoring the evolving global health situation resulting from an outbreak of respiratory disease caused by the 2019 coronavirus (COVID-19) first detected in in Wuhan City, China, in December.
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.-- College officials and the Westminster Wellness Center are monitoring updates from the Center for Disease Control when it comes to COVID-19.
Junior biology major Nina Silver first wanted to pursue a STEM degree to eventually go to med school to become a psychiatrist. Prior to undergoing psychiatry, though, Silver is utilizing her time at Mother Fair to research more efficient treatments for cancer.
The baseball season is underway with the first games of Spring Training and yet there is still plenty of talk going on about the Houston Astros and their cheating scandal. For those that do not know, the Houston Astros were caught stealing signs electronically from the 2017 and part of the 2…
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.-- Fine Arts Honors student, Nicole Gardner, presents her senior art show at the Foster Art Gallery in Patterson Hall at Westminster College. Gardner's Horses from Legend, Folklore, and Mythology series was inspired by historical research she conducted alongside her studio work.
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. (WC)– The Westminster College Symphony Orchestra will present its winter concert at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 28, in the Will W. Orr Auditorium on Westminster’s campus.
BRISTOL, Conn.-- On Sunday, ESPN, ABC and Disney will commemorate the 40th anniversary of the iconic ‘Miracle on Ice.' The miracle came when the United States hockey team defeated the heavily favored then Soviet Union on February 22, 1980, in their run to a gold medal
WILKES BARRE, Pa.-- Four members of the Westminster College Speech & Debate Society competed in the Pennsylvania Forensic Association Championship Tournament on February 15-16 at Wilkes University in Wilkes Barre. The abbreviated Westminster squad exceeded expectations and brought home s…
PITTSBURGH — Dan Radakovich, who starred as a linebacker at Penn State in the 1950s before winning two Super Bowls and recently served six seasons as an assistant coach with the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 1970s, has died.
NEW CASTLE, Pa. (WC) – Three Westminster College history majors presented “The Life, Times and Trial of Susan B. Anthony” to the League of Women Voters of Lawrence County (LWVLC) Tuesday, Feb. 19, at the group's chapter meeting in New Castle.
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