Webster University temporarily closed its Scott Air Force Base campus due to safety concerns the morning of Thursday, Jan 23. The Air Force did not provide specific details of the concerns.
Graffiti on campus is a great avenue for student expression. But someone always has to clean up the mess. Webster needs a new permanent space for student expression.
A representative from the Plan Commission will give an interim report at the Jan. 21 city council meeting regarding proposed zoning code amendments. The proposed changes could affect Webster University’s future expansion.
Jon Strauser, a student from Webster’s Webster Groves campus, was notified earlier this week that one of his first classes at Webster’s Cha-Am, Thailand campus was cancelled. The course’s instructor…
The Webster University women’s basketball team defeated the Fontbonne University Griffins (Mo.), 64-52 on Dec. 7.
Webster Groves signed a $130,000 20-year lease to install solar panels at the city service center. The solar array system will produce an estimated 60 percent of the service center’s power.
Webster University may invest in solar panels on campus. Solar panels make sense financially and would reduce the university’s carbon footprint, according to Webster’s sustainability coordinator.
The city plan commission presented amendments to educational zoning in Webster Groves during a public hearing at its Dec. 2 meeting.
Emerson library is testing media:scape workspaces, a new collaborative technology. The library will seek funding from the university to purchases the workspaces for the 2014-2015 academic year.
The Journal sat down with Head Women’s Basketball Coach Jordan Olufson and asked where the team stands and if he could reflect on the two seniors on the team — guard Kaliann Rikard and forward Courtney Pursley.
Kavahn Mansouri states why he feels recycling isn't a master plan to save the world in this edition of Kavahn Mansouri vs. The World.
Journal news editor Kavahn Mansouri takes on copy editor Hailey Kaufman on the topic of vegetarianism in the first round of Kavahn Mansouri vs. the world.
Journal launches new website design and merges two sections of the paper
By Megan Favignano / January 21st, 2014The Journal merged the Lifestyle and Sports sections of the paper. We will not cover any area less, but some emphasis will move online. The Journal also launched a new, more user-friendly website.