In 2015, Webster’s adjuncts voted against unionization. Before the vote, Webster hired Greer Consulting, Inc., a public relations firm that works in labor relations and diversity training. Webster paid the firm $17,000 to mediate meetings between adjunct faculty and university administration.
Webster hired Greer Consulting, Inc., a public relations firm that works in labor relations and diversity training. Greer Consulting states on its website that the firm “defeats union organizing tactics.”
For the sixth year running, Webster’s total student headcount has dropped. This is the second year in-a-row of graduate enrollment fell by more than 1,000 students.
In Webster’s approved fiscal year 2017 (FY17) budget, the university will spend $6.4 million in operational costs, exceeding revenue expectations for that fiscal year. In fiscal year 2016 (FY16), Webster…
The Journal’s Editor-in-Chief Kavahn Mansouri and Sports Editor Jacob Claspille respond to Volleyball player Jory Siebenmorgen’s letter to the editor. In her letter, Siebenmorgen said The Journal’s coverage of Quidditch was a slap in the face to Webster Division III athletes.
Bras can be donated in a container outside of Sverdrup room 222 from Sept. 26-30
The campus relocation completes Webster’s move from the original Accra location, where the university put its first African campus in 2013.
Point: Safe spaces coddle students - Yue Zhang [caption id="attachment_37063" align="alignright" width="275"] Yue Zhang[/caption] Whether or not to adopt safe spaces and to what extent has been a heated discussion on…
The campus earned its Greek accreditation last month, enabling the university to offer its degrees and programs at the campus.
Editor-in-Chief Kavahn Mansouri wants his mustard and mayo.