Hayley’s House: “Speed” drugs like Adderall can be useful in the right hands
When college students are prescribed drugs like Aderrall, it can be helpful while under control.
When college students are prescribed drugs like Aderrall, it can be helpful while under control.
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World Mental Health Day brings light to important issues affecting students in college.
In the wake of a tragedy like the Las Vegas shooting, America needs more direct action.
The next time you’re at a party, do a double take of your surroundings.
Rain Stippec was shot in the back 8 times in February 2017. Now, her friends and family are making efforts to cover her medical expenses through CommUNITY Arts Festival.
When a liberal goes against another liberal instead of helping them, progress stays the same.
Lian de Rijke’s passion for music has lead her from her home in the Netherlands to the foreign land of St. Louis, MO.
Public high schools make students with low test scores feel isolated from essential opportunities
Webster celebrated the Great American Solar Eclipse with 850 students, faculty and community members from across the country.
AccreditedSchoolsOnline.org ranked Webster’s online program sixth out of a total of 1,461 colleges and universities.
The differences between borders were the theme of a new film festival called the Encountering Differences Film Festival that brought together students from around the world.
In the 1960s, the most influential form of communication was the television. Today, Facebook and Twitter created the quickest ways to receive news. The problem is it is also the quickest way for “fake news” to spread, creating an issue for hard-hitting journalists.
In light of Webster’s participation in a recycling competition to reduce campus waste, we asked the community why they believe recycling is important.
Webster University alumna Dion Allison works at Paint with a Twist, teaches art at an elementary school, pursues her Masters online and raises four children. She has no regrets that she graduated with a degree that has her working two jobs.
Women, men and children marched for women’s rights on Market Street in downtown St. Louis Saturday morning, protesting the policies of President Trump. Webster University Adjunct Terri Reilly, Psychology Professor Linda Woolf and Film Professor Kathy Corley all marched while repping Webster gear.