Webster announces new safety measures to slow COVID-19 spread
Students returning to campus for the fall semester are expected to follow safety measures outlined in an email sent to students on July 31. (more…)
August 6, 2020
Author: Cas Waigand
Webster announces remote learning for summer 2020 courses
Webster University's summer 2020 classes will now be held online. The decision was announced by the COVID-19 Task Force on April 9. (more…)
Amy Shaw named CEO and president of the Nine Network
Webster School of Communicstions advisory board member Amy Shaw has worked at the Nine Network for 17 years. Now, she's the network's first female CEO and president. (more…)
Webster announces plans for in-person graduation ceremonies
Over 1,500 people signed a petition to postpone Webster's 2020 Commencement Ceremony. A day later, Webster announced plans to include in-person ceremonies during Homecoming and Alumni Weekend. (more…)
Students petition for postponement of 2020 commencement ceremony
Webster University announced the 2020 commencement ceremony would be held online due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Students have started a petition to postpone the event instead. (more…)
Webster moves to online classes amid coronavirus outbreak
In an email sent earlier today, Webster University President Julian Z. Schuster said all classes will be moved to an online setting due to the spread of COVID-19. (more…)
Webster student creates trivia club
Roman Kozelov has played trivia for over 20 years. His passion for the game led him to create a trivia club on campus. (more…)
Sorority raises awareness about eating disorders
The Webster sorority hosted an entire week dedicated to fundraising for the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders. "It’s really important for us to have days like this…
Students determined to increase voter turnout
With the upcoming elections, students and organizations on campus are working to increase voter turnout on campus. (more…)
Students perform poems about seeing humanity at the Student Bazaar
On Feb. 24, students Caleb Broeker and Larry Hearn each presented original poetry to attendees at the Loretto-Hilton Center. The theme of the pieces revolved around the idea of seeing…
Students and staff attend Food for the Soul event
On Feb. 20, more than 60 students and staff gathered in room 102 of the EAB for Food for the Soul. The event, which offered food from African cultures around…
Webster University hosts Soiree Mardi Gras
Students, faculty and staff came together on Feb. 13 to celebrate Mardi Gras. While this celebration took place over ten days before the holiday is celebrated America, it offered attendees…
Webster University implements online Title IX training
Starting Jan. 21, students, staff and faculty at all Webster locations have a month to complete mandatory online Title IX training. The University says that such training is vital to…
Phyllis Brissenden leaves Opera Theatre of St. Louis $45 million Endowment
According to many who work for Opera Theatre of St. Louis, Phyllis Brissenden viewed Opera Theatre as her family. When Brissenden died on Dec. 17, 2019, she left Opera Theatre…
Guerrilla Street Food opens new location in Webster Groves
Guerrilla Street Food co-owners Joel Crespo and Brian Hardesty have taken their Filipino-American fusion food to Webster Groves. (more…)
From Webster Hall to the ISB: The 2010 decade brought a new home to the science department
The science department dealt with outdated equipment, carpeted labs and sweltering lecture rooms in Webster Hall. The program received major improvements when the Interdisiplinary Science Building was completed in 2017.…
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