From student to alum to the new Westmont Activities Council (WAC) director, 24-year-old Lawrence Eady has made his mark as a proud Warrior. Born and raised...
On Tuesday, Sept. 14, voters flooded the polls to participate in America’s fourth gubernatorial recall election. Governor Gavin Newsom prevailed at the...
As the fall semester kicks off, many students have eagerly anticipated Westmont’s return to a semblance of normalcy. For the first time since the beginning...
A hero was born into the ever-expanding Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) with the September 3 release of “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.”...
As this semester gets rollin’, more and more conversations are happening about how the Westmont community views and interacts with the Holy Spirit. Especially...
First-generation students face their own unique set of challenges. Ariana Flores Vivero, a second-year economics and business major, shared insight on...
Behind the seamless stream of articles published in The Horizon stands senior political science major and biology minor Rachel Clyde. Everything so efficiently...
After an atypical year due to COVID-19, the long-awaited 2020 Summer Olympic and Paralympic games commenced in Tokyo, Japan. Athletes from all over the...
In a world held captive by COVID-19, Westmont’s women’s volleyball returns fired up and in high spirits, ready for a season of growth and good competition. Undoubtedly,...
Just last weekend, the Westmont swimming team returned to the Pacific Collegiate Swim Conference (PCSC) Championships for the second time in the program’s...
As college athletics start to wind down, many athletes are looking forward to the postseason. One of the teams looking for a successful run in the playoffs...
