Steering committee proposes solutions for Webster’s financial crisis
Webster’s Steering Committee wrote 64 proposals in attempt to save Webster’s financial situation. Some of the proposes have faculty concerned.
September 21, 2018
Author: Haley Walter
UPDATED: Tax forms reveal president receives highest total percentage pay increase in 5 years
Webster University’s 990 tax forms reported a combined $112,000 increase in bonuses for President Stroble and Provost Schuster.
Students report suspicious vehicle on Webster University campus
Two Webster students made a public safety incident report after alleging a white van followed them.
Webster University SGA’s president moves to remove sergeant-at-arms
Tensions continue to build in SGA as President Vasif Durarbayli takes action to remove Sergeant-at-Arms Scott Lunte.
Former Webster Groves High School teacher arrested, felony sexual contact charges
The incidents allegedly occurred during the 2009-2010 academic school year on the Webster Groves High School property.
Kirkwood city leaders believe racial divide did not play part in shooting
On the ten-year anniversary of the Kirkwood City Council shooting, two groups held separate memorials. The reasons for the memorials, and the causes leading up to the shooting, differed completely from each group.
Webster GMC team wins awards for Conservatory, Browning Hall promotions
Global Marketing and Communications won the awards for their work with the 50th Anniversary of the Conservatory and the dedication events for Browning Hall, the Interdisciplinary Science Building.
Webster employee files Qui Tam under the False Claims Act (FCA)
Qui tam, under the False Claims Act (FCA), allows a private citizen to present evidence of fraud against federal programs and sue the wrongdoer on behalf of the U.S.
United States moves to dismiss federal complaint against Webster University
The complaint alleges the university committed fraud and could have cost the university upwards of $75 million.
City of Kirkwood remembers and reflects on shooting 10 years later
Charles Lee Thornton went on a shooting spree at the Kirkwood City Hall on Feb. 7, 2008, leaving six dead. The city will gather to remember the victims 10 years later.
Webster University offended by lewd Trump comments about Haiti and Africa
A Haitian-African student and Webster’s Ghana campus weigh in after President Trump refers to El Salvador, Haiti and some African countries as “s-holes.”
Tom Oates honored in traditional funeral at Webster Ghana campus
Despite not being buried in Ghana, the late Tom Oates received a traditional Ghanaian funeral for his services to the campus and the Webster community.
The College School celebrates diversity through “Witnessing Whiteness” program
The program is a voluntary program offered to faculty at The College School. It is designed to racism in the classroom through age-appropriate conversation.
Webster university targeted in phishing cyberattack
The e-mail was sent from the account of an adjunct faculty member and replicated a message from the university president and provost.
Webster student expresses concern regarding ADA accessibility during Sverdrup renovations
“I think taking out the entire middle of the building all at once was not smart,” James said. “It is not safe. It would have been better if they started during summer break because then they would have been months in and had time to figure this stuff out.”
SGA leaders present top-five issues at Delegates’ Agenda
Student leaders presented this year’s top five issues, as chosen by a student survey, at the Delegates’ Agenda on October 31. The top issues are academic programs, athletic facilities, communications,…
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