David Jamieson '17 initially came to Westminster to play football and entered as an undecided student. Through the influence and mentorship of Professor Ligo, he chose to pursue an accounting degree, eventually leading him to an alumni connection that set him on a professional path to a successful career.
For David, Westminster College is a lifelong community that continues to influence his career, relationships, and fuels his desire to help future generations of students however he can--even today, nearly ten years after his graduation.
Class Reunion committees are working hard this summer to plan reunions to remember during Homecoming 2026, including a 50-year celebration for the Class of 1976!
This year's Homecoming registration process has a new look! With our new event software, registration is now more user-friendly and personalized.
As always, when registration launches in the coming days, you will start by visiting the Homecoming webpage and clicking the Register button. You'll then be taken to a new registration page (see image). To begin your registration, simply click the blue register button shown (see image).
Each year, our Alumni Council hosts a welcome lemonade stand for students and their families to provide some respit amidst move-in. Alumni from across the country can help greet incoming students too by saying hello--virtually. Sign-up for a time slot hereandwe'll send you a link to join the fun the morning of Thursday, August 20.
Dr. Kathy Brittain Richardson, president of Westminster College, has announced her retirement effective on June 30, 2027. Richardson has served as Westminster’s 15th president since 2016.
Attention Westminster Alumni Class of 2025One year out from graduation and it's time to tell us about your experience, as you reflect on your WC education! Take a moment to complete your perception survey so we can keep improving!
Roger Neel '73 was recently inducted into the Greater Binghamton Sports Hall of Fame in Binghamton, NY.
Joe Burns '86, will be retiring after releasing the 1,000th syndicated "Rock School Radio Show" in August.
Kaylee Hankins '23 was recently promoted to Assistant Manager at Family Dollar.
Randy Punchard '74 was awarded the very first Excellence in Volunteer Service by the Colonial Historical National Park.
Ted Haynes '99 is the co-producer and Troy Jackson '18 is the cinematographer of a new documentary titled Occupational Hazard: The First Coral Reefers.
Darwin Huey '74 has published a new book titled Built on the Foundation of Two Harolds.
Chris Norris's '08 work with MHDES has earned him two Telly awards.
Share a Titan Kudos of your own, by submitting an alumni update.
Mike '98 & Colleen Shanafelt '96 signing their planned gift agreement to join the Legacy Society. Their future gift will focus on supporting facilities and scholarships for science majors.
