Civilians should not romanticize war
From the Opinions Section: It is not easy being a veteran in civilian life. Tom’s death is proof of that. Rest in Peace, Tom.
June 18, 2019
Author: Daniel Carcione
SOC Associate Dean has his finger on the ‘Latin Pulse’
Over 130,000 people across the world tune in for a weekly podcast produced and hosted by Associate Dean for the Webster University School of Communications Rick Rockwell. Rockwell’s podcast, Latin Pulse, is a program focusing on political, cultural and religious events in Latin American countries. The program is presented in English with large listener bases in Brazil and Argentina.
Webster opens cafe near downtown campus
The Gorlok Grind Cafe held its grand opening celebration at the Gateway Campus yesterday, Mar. 29. The coffee and Webster apparel shop is the newest addition to the Arcade Building at the corner of 8th and Pine St. in downtown St. Louis.
Protesters have every right to disrespect the flag
Outside the Donald Trump rally last Friday, protesters and supporters alike clashed verbally, and, in some cases, physically. I was there and saw it all. At the center of the…
Tattoos of Webster
In the spring of 2016, The Journal set out to create a gallery chronicling the different tattoos that students and employees at Webster have on their bodies. Every tattoo holds significant meaning to those that get ink, and The Journal wants their stories to be heard.
A smoker’s dilemma: quitting the cancer sticks
I have overcome some tough issues in my day; joining the military and going to boot camp, recovering from a surgery that should have killed me and battling mental health…
Safe spaces are unnecessary – the real world is not a safe space for anyone
On Thursday, Nov. 12, the Association of African-American Collegians (AAAC) presented a list of 19 demands to Webster University administration. The tenth demand called for the creation of “safe spaces”…
Game design degree thrives in second year
One year and three months after the creation of the game design program at Webster University, 53 students have enrolled in the major.
Flying high in the ROTC
As the flight commander yells the order to stand at attention, the seven Air Force cadets of Charlie Flight snap their feet together in unison with their arms straight down…
U.S. colleges too gun-shy?
The National Conference of State Legislature (NCSL) reported that in the U.S., eight states allow students to carry concealed weapons on campus. In 23 states, the students’ privilege to carry…
University stresses use of alert system
Webster administration stresses use of alert system
Webster University hosts first Quidditch tournament
The Webster University Quidditch hosted its first ever tournament Oct. 10 with teams from around the area.
How Webster would react to an active shooter
How would Webster react to an active shooter
Letter from the editor
First and foremost, I would like to welcome everyone back. I sincerely hope everyone had an enjoyable summer to relax while preparing for this semester. We at The Journal are…
Tom Palozola: The new voice of veterans at Webster
A combat veteran of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan has big plans to benefit veterans at Webster University.
Turn lane to be added to busy Webster intersection
Webster University and the City of Webster Groves will begin construction on a new $1 million turn lane.
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