: President Elizabeth Stroble and Provost Julian Schuster announce the possibility of a campus in Ghana

A water main break at Plymouth and Big Bend has shut off water to several buildings on campus.

The Congressman discusses the future of students’ loans.

Legal deadlines to find employment prove difficult for international students.

Webster student holds card-making fundraising event to raise money for sick 3-year-old.

Julliette Douglas, Webster graduate student, started “Team Dre” after her daughter was diagnosed with Leukemia.

Alash ensemble shares ancient singing technique of Tuvan throat singing. Tuvan throat singers can sing up to four pitches at one time.

When students attend college, loans are usually necessary. But students are continuing to borrow money for higher education, causing student loans debt to exceed credit card debt.

Taylor Stoulp’s hot hitting and Steven Dooley’s cool day on the mound helps Webster defeat Birmingham-Southern College, the Central Region’s No. 1 seed and the sixth-ranked team in D-III baseball.

Webster baseball once again gets double-digit runs to go to 2-0 in NCAA Central Regional action. The win sets up a noon showdown on May 18 against No. 1 seed Birmingham-Southern College.

Webster’s golf team ended its outstanding 2011-2012 season by finishing 25th at the NCAA Division III championships.

David Mueller’s pitching coupled with an eight-run fifth inning helped Webster’s baseball team beat cross-town rival Washington University.

In the latest installment of “The Junk Drawer,” Opinions Editor Tim Doty sounds off on his hang-ups with his cellphone compared to modern smartphones.

Senior Andrea Sisney, Editor-in-Chief of The Journal, gives her retrospective on how Webster’s school spirit is shown throughout campus events including this year’s art prom.

A student believes the Journal’s lack of Webster’s International Festival coverage is a missed opportunity.

Opinions Editor Tim Doty is bowled over by his love for the game in this week’s “The Junk Drawer.”

How does Webster handle students with disabilities? Listen to stories from exceptional Webster students firsthand.

Click for a virtual tour of the new East Academic Building

Six Webster University freshman athletes have shown the potential to be future Gorlok greats. Watch videos and read stories to see what separates them from the pack.

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The Journal compiled the best information every student considering studying abroad should know.

Body Art, Tattoos and Webster University: personality, memories, and controversy