The Skulls’ red skull insignia is seen here on Coronel’s robe. PHOTO COURTESY OF BENJAMIN MERTENS.
BY ISAAC CORONEL
GUEST CONTRIBUTOR
Skulls of Seven member Isaac Coronel describes the Skulls’ history and activities. Read more
Beginning today, the Hazel Wing will remain open 24/7 for students to begin preparing for finals. PHOTO BY JIM MALVEN.
BY JIM MALVEN
ASSISTANT EDITOR
Beginning today, students will be able to access the Hazel Wing of Reeves Library, including its computer labs and classrooms, 24 hours a day. Previously, Hazel opened no earlier than 6:30 a.m. and closed no later than 2 a.m.
Students act out “Truth and Bacon,” written by Isaac Coronel, ’17, and directed by Maeba Jonas. PHOTO COURTESY OF NATE LEONARD.
BY STEFANIE EGGLESTON
STAFF WRITER AND SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR
One-act plays written by Westminster students were brought to life by the Performing Arts Club this past Tuesday and Wednesday.
PHOTO BY JIM MALVEN.
BY JIM MALVEN
ASSISTANT EDITOR
Following a divisive presidential election, dozens of students and faculty members came together to promote unity and condemn hatred at a student-led “Rally for Peace” Wednesday afternoon.
BY STEFANIE EGGLESTON
STAFF WRITER AND SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR
Trivia Club became the newest club on campus after it was officially approved at Tuesday’s Student Government Association meeting. The club intends on holding trivia competitions between Westminster groups, as well as competing with other schools.
BY COURTNEY GALLAGHER
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
While anti-Trump protests continue to form across the country, and reports of alleged hate crimes surface in the news and on social media, the Westminster community is calling for students, faculty and staff to stand together and unite against all forms of hate and intolerance.
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PHOTO BY STEFANIE EGGLESTON.
BY STEFANIE EGGLESTON
STAFF WRITER AND SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR
As you start to enroll for spring semester classes, you may find yourself with a gap in your schedule and wondering what you should take. Whether you are looking to fulfill a tier requirement or just take a fun class, here are a few options that you may not know about.
A fence separating the United States and Mexico along the southern edge of San Diego, California.
BY COURTNEY GALLAGHER
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Students filled Hazel 112 Friday to listen to members of the Westminster Debating Society discuss whether or not the United States government should allow immigrants who entered the country illegally to become citizens.
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