Dr. Benjamin Ola. Akande addressing the crowd in the Coulter Science Center lecture hall. PHOTO COURTESY OF JENNY BONDURANT.
Dr. Benjamin Ola. Akande was named the twenty-first president of Westminster College on May 8 and will take office on July 1.
Nepal’s flag hangs in JCI to represent the many students from Nepal on Westminster’s campus. PHOTO BY SYDNEY SEXTON.
BY CAMILLE TODD
CONTRIBUTING WRITER
On April 28, a 7.9 Richter Scale earthquake shook Nepal. According to NBC news, the death toll may reach 15,000 as rescue teams still sift through the rubble. Much of the infrastructure around the country was damaged or destroyed, and citizens are worried about the spread of disease and the slow pace of rescue and aid efforts. Read more
“Do Not Use” signs disrupted class and sophomore registration. PHOTO BY MATT MCCORMACK.
BY MATT MCCORMACK
STAFF WRITER
Students continue to express concern with technology on campus. Read more
Lynn Wiese Sneyd reading to the audience. PHOTO BY MATT MCCORMACK.
BY MATT MCCORMACK
STAFF WRITER
H. Alan Day and Lynn Wiese Sneyd discuss the arduous task of writing and completing a book about mustangs. Read more
PHOTO BY MARIA DONOVAN
BY MARIA DONOVAN
CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Students in Introduction to Journalism investigated how students’ money is spent. Read more
The spiritual life board with prayers for Nepal. PHOTO BY TIFFANY CRAWFORD.
BY REV. JAMIE HASKINS
GUEST CONTRIBUTOR
Westminster’s Director of Spiritual Life offered this prayer at the Candle Light Memorial for Nepali Earthquake victims in Latshaw Plaza on April 29. Read more
BY DA’SHAUN SCOTT
CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Over 150 Westminster College students went across the stage in Champ Auditorium and received their diploma from President Forsythe. Students from the senior class decided to give advice to the freshmen class, so they can enjoy their next three years of college and be successful.
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