Firefighters extinguished a fire Saturday afternoon on the roof of Webster Groves High School. KSDK reported the cause to be solar panels on the roof of the building. Minimal damage has been reported.

Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs Beth Russell, Ph.D. was named assistant provost for graduate studies on May 15. Russell will assume full responsibilities for the role on June 1.

As the Holden Public Policy Forum hosts an event inside the Emerson Library, protests speak outside.

Robert Spencer, director at the Webster University Geneva campus retires after 40 years. He will still continue to live an international life in his retirement.

Sophomore political science major Maggie Hake was named to the list that acknowledges those who promote LGBTQ acceptance. Hake was nominated by her friend, Webster junior Erin Coleman.

The Webster University club held its end-of-semester show in Sunnen Lounge on Monday, April 29.

Students flocked to The Quad on April 25 to express their views on the topic of feminism.

After being away from the music scene since 2009, Cute Is What We Aim For is back in action and headlined this year’s Springfest.

For the second time in as many years, the Webster University baseball team is headed to the College World Series after winning the Central Regional tournament.

Webster University’s baseball team defeated the only undefeated team left in the NCAA Regional Tournament, Concordia College Chicago, 8-3. Click to read what is next for the Gorloks.

Webster University baseball team put up the highest single game run total of any team in the NCAA Regional Tournament. They escape elimination but still are in a must-win situation.

The Augustana College Vikings put the Webster baseball team on the brink of elimination with a 5-3 victory on May 16. Four Gorlok errors in the eighth inning contributed to Augustana’s win.

My past columns have been written for people like me — nerds. But I wanted to write something for everybody else. To give a little context as to why everything I’ve been talking about is so important to me and many others. Being a nerd, or liking nerdy things, is a lot more than just [...]

Wakeel Rahman, fellow tennis team member to The Journal’s copy chief and layout editor Josh Sellmeyer, recognizes Sellmeyer for outstanding athletic year.

SGA Senator for the College of Arts and Sciences Jacob Walker expresses his views on The Journal’s coverage of SGA matters.

Why Webster University should offer music journalism courses.

Click to view the Journal's coverage of the races and issues surrounding Election 2012.

The popularity of HvZ at Webster is at an all-time high this year with more than 200 students registered to play. Read more about the growth of the game across the nation, this year's plot twist and a highly experienced player and his "Rogue Squad."

Webster Groves City Council passes the ordinance which could change the future of the community.

In 2009, three Webster University teams — men’s and women’s soccer and volleyball — all won St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championships on the same day. This year, the three squads accomplished the same feat across 48 hours. All three Gorlok teams will head to the Chicago area starting Nov. 9 to play contests in their respective NCAA tournaments. Read about the 2012 SLIAC championship tournaments and find out what lies ahead for the Gorloks.

Webster University's baseball team is playing in the College World Series for the first time in school history. The Journal has all the bases covered with stories and photos from the Gorloks' run to the CWS.