Webster adds one-year accelerated MBA program
Webster University hopes to give its MBA program a competitive advantage again with changes to the program’s curriculum.
Author: Megan Favignano
Webster expects ‘soft landing’ after predicted FY14 shortfall
Webster expects a soft landing after predicting this fiscal year’s shortfall. Webster’s total budget for FY14 was $221.4 million.
‘Mom’ of Webster Athletics reflects on growth of students, department
Sue McClintock was one of four individuals inducted into the Webster Athletics Hall of Fame (HOF) on Saturday, Feb. 8. In her 18 years with Webster University Athletics, she witnessed both her department and its students mature.
Webster’s revenue stream is ‘ongoing problem’
Webster University is projecting a budget shortfall — similar to the university’s financial state eight years ago. Former Faculty Senate President Jim Brasfield said the shortfall wasn’t a crisis then and isn’t a crisis now. But he said finances are fragile.
HOF welcomes sister of current hall of famer
The Martinez sisters played soccer for Webster in the early 2000s. They said soccer ties their family together. As of Saturday, both are members of the Webster University Athletics Hall of Fame.
Webster Athletics inducts 2014 Hall of Fame members
Webster inducted four new members into its Hall of Fame on Feb. 8. Three were former athletes and one was a staff member in the athletic department for almost 18 years.
Provost answers questions about budget shortfall, says Webster’s business model ‘needs to change’
For the second year in a row, Webster University is making mid-year budget adjustments. It is predicting a shortfall between $6 million shortfall for the Fiscal Year (FY) 2014. After deciding mid-year cuts, Webster’s provost and CFO said the university will focus on structurally re-aligning the budget for FY15.
Webster to make $6-7 million in mid-year reductions
Webster University will make more than $6 million in mid-year budget adjustments due to the university’s projected shortfall. The adjustments could reach $7 million. Webster Chief Financial Officer Greg Gunderson said the university will make short-term reductions to align the budget for fiscal year (FY) 2014 and approach the budget process for FY15 differently than last year.
Webster projects shortfall, to make $6-7 million in mid-year reductions
Webster University is projecting a shortfall that will require $6-7 million in mid-year reductions according to an email sent from the university administration on Jan. 30. Last January, the university projected a $12.2 million budget shortfall below its revenue goal for the year.
Letter from the editor: Journal adds four new podcasts
The Journal will add podcast programs to websterjournal.com. The first one was published Jan. 27, 2014. It is an opinionated podcast in which two Journal editors debate a topic.
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