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In this episode, Newman discusses a few Father's Day poems.

Dreaming of becoming a doctor or a lawyer, James Leon ’20 felt called to attend Westminster College soon after his first visit to New Wilmington. Now four years after graduation, and having lived in three states, it took only two auditions to prompt the WC biology graduate and Hollywood actor pause to consider how unintentionally intentional his journey has been in pursuing his new life goal: to be one of the greatest movie stars of his generation.

Several Westminster College honors students will publicly defend their capstone research projects this spring, marking the end of nearly two years of high-level academic exploration.

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WPSU's Poetry Moment features poet David Swerdlow and his poem "Nightstand."

The 1928 silent film “Pandora’s Box” will be screened with live accompaniment on the pipe organ at Stambaugh Auditorium.

Dr. David Swerdlow, professor of English at Westminster College, will read poems from his third book of poetry, “Nightstand,” at the Bleasby Colloquium at 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 21, in the McKelvey Campus Center’s Berlin Lounge.

Dr. David Swerdlow, award-winning poet and professor of English at Westminster College, released his third book of poetry, “Nightstand,” this summer.

MARTINS FERRY — The James Wright Poetry Festival is returning to Martins Ferry this Saturday in honor of a city native and his impact on the literary world.

A Westminster College English major recently published research in the Richard Macksey Journal at Johns Hopkins University.