From the vastness of outer space to the infinitesimal scale of particles; from the creative fantasies of authors to the wonders of the modern cyber universe, where will humanity continue to explore, and what truths will we continue to reach for? What new frontiers will we discover using our ingenuity and imagination? What industries will we disrupt, and what outrageous activities will we consider mundane in the coming years? We’ll dig into modern and historical marvels and learn about our world by looking beyond it and deep within it. We’ll ponder the limitlessness of our own minds and creativity and reach for what comes next.
This Symposium will engage experts who will help us understand concepts that are out of this world, figuratively and literally. It will highlight the importance of values, character, lifelong learning, critical thinking, and problem-solving — all key components of a liberal arts education.
Sep 18
Churchill and Blenheim Palace Exhibit
Sep 18, 2024
Sep 18
Sep 18, 2024
Sep 20
Sep 20, 2024|12:00 PM
A personalized learning environment where you learn by doing. Small classes with passionate professors who really get to know their students. Select a major, or design your own, then put theory into practice.
From day one, Westminster students prepare to make an impact. Discover the unique seminars, campus-wide activities, and unparalleled mentorship opportunities that will help you get the most out your Westminster experience.
Westminster helped build the foundations of success for countless attorneys, physicians, CEOs, and entrepreneurs, to name a few.
Lecturers have included Sir Winston Churchill, Dr. Madeleine K. Albright, Harry Truman, J.C. Penney, Ronald Reagan, Margaret Thatcher, George H.W. Bush, and Gerald Ford.
Westminster College is well-known for its signature programs and events that take academics, leadership development, and global experience beyond the classroom.
We’re a tight-knit community that is both diverse and unified. From Fraternity and Sorority Life, to Division III athletics, and 50+ student organizations, there’s so much to do and explore.
The Man. The Message. The Museum.
Winston Churchill is forever remembered for his contributions as Prime Minister (PM) during World War II.
The address, formally entitled, "Sinews of Peace," but best known for that evocative phrase, "An Iron Curtain has descended across the Continent", effectively marked the beginning of the Cold War.
The National Churchill Museum, on the campus of Westminster College, commemorates and celebrates the life, times, and distinguished career of Sir Winston Churchill.
