Webster School of Communications kicks off career week
The School of Communications is set to host their annual Career Week. The week features guest speakers, panels, professional photos and an internship expo.
June 24, 2018
Author: Haley Walter
Webster signs memorandum of understanding with Uzbekistan Ministry of Higher Education
A memorandum of understanding (MOU) is an agreement between two parties. Webster and the Uzbek Ministry of Higher Education signed an MOU to begin seeing a Webster presence in higher and secondary education.
First director of Ghana campus Tom Oates died, memorial mass planned
Oates was one of the founding directors of the now Webster School of Communication.
Webster mourns mass shooting in Las Vegas
“Las Vegas is a small-town, believe it or not, so everyone knows everyone,” Jessica Aguilar-Adan said. “Therefore, this attack felt personal. Those people went to a music festival to laugh, sing and dance without a care in the world.” The Webster community reacts to the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
Webster addresses latest additions to U.S. travel ban
President Trump issued a new proclamation for the United States travel ban, adding three new countries. Webster University has 11 students from the impacted countries.
School of Education receives grant for English language learning
Webster University and the School of Education’s English as a Second Language program received a $2.7 million grant. This is the largest grant Webster has received to date.
UPDATED: SLCPD arrests Webster student following Galleria Stockley protests
O’ Brien is the third student arrested during the Jason Stockley protests.
ISB adds new dean, majors, classroom space to campus
Browning Hall adds nearly 100 new classrooms, lab spaces and offices to campus. Additionally, Webster’s latest addition brings a new dean and a new major.
Webster Florida campuses reopen following Hurricane Irma
Webster’s Florida campuses reopened to students and faculty Monday, September 18 following an 11-day closure due to Hurricane Irma. The campuses closed because of the anticipated storm Thursday, September 7.…
Students ‘shame’ St. Louis Police Department after Stockley verdict
“This is the evolved Webster, the one I think Webster should be and should represent,” Aideen O’ Brien said. “If we are for diversity, we have to not just talk the talk, but do the do.”
UPDATED: Webster’s Gateway campus reopens following downtown protests
The Stockley verdict was announced Friday, September 15 and soon after, protests erupted in the streets of St. Louis.
Webster addresses community ahead of Stockley trial verdict
Webster University is prepared to take action regarding student and faculty safety in light of upcoming Jason Stockley trial verdict.
UPDATED: Webster’s Florida campuses to close Thursday due to onset of Hurricane Irma
Webster University’s Florida campuses prepare as category 5 Hurricane Irma passes through the Caribbean, heading toward Florida coast.
Webster celebrates the Great American Total Solar Eclipse
Webster celebrated the Great American Solar Eclipse with 850 students, faculty and community members from across the country.
Webster records its largest incoming class of first-time freshmen in school history
Webster welcomed a record-breaking number of first-time students to campus, jumping 21 percent from the last academic year.
Sarahah is just another avenue for cyberbullying
The saying goes, “If you don’t have something nice to say, don’t say it at all.” This holds true for Sarahah, the anonymous social media app, which has turned into a breeding ground for hate.
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