Master plan includes new recreational facility
The recreational facility isn’t a top priority in Webster’s master plan. Student input will be collected when the university begins designing the new facility.
September 23, 2019
Author: Stephanie Lefler
‘Naked Dating’
Author Harlan Cohen discusses relationships, dating and his book “Naked Dating”
Reel Big Fish plays at Springfest
Ska band Reel Big Fish performs in the Grant Gymnasium for Springfest April 14. Webster student band Samuriot opened for Reel Big Fish after winning the Battle of the Bands.
Speaker discusses white privilege, being male in the U.S.
University of Northern Iowa professor Harry Brod supports the anti-racism and pro-feminist men’s movement.
AUDIO: Author and professor discusses social privilege
A philosophy and humanities professor at the University of Northern Iowa discussed issues regarding social privilege.
Alumnus, art students create sculptures from 4,500 balloons
[caption id="attachment_10029" align="alignright" width="275" caption="Alumnus Jason Hackenwerth and four Webster art students worked together to create the balloon sculpture pictured above. The artwork is on display in the East Academic…
Senior studies abroad, says ‘yes’ to boyfriend’s proposal
Steven Niederschulte, senior biology major Izzy Sherfy’s boyfriend of almost five years, proposed to Sherfy in Barcelona, Spain. Sherfy is studying abroad for a semester in Leiden, The Netherlands.
Violence on US campuses decline; affecting Webster
Overall violence and crime at Webster has declined.
Changes to campus dining proposed
Longer hours and more healthy food options are being considered by faculty and administration.
VIDEO: Mother of death row inmate speaks at speaker series
Vera Thomas maintains the innocence of her son, death row inmate Reginald Clemons, during the Death Penalty Speaker Series. Clemons was accused of the murder of two teenage girls in 1991, and has been on death row since 1993.
The alarm that cried, ‘Fire’
A sensitive fire alarm in Maria Hall at Webster University causes students to believe the warnings are false.
AUDIO: Former death row inmate Randy Stiedl speaks at Death Penalty Speaker Series
The mother of Reginald Clemons, a St. Louis man sentenced to death as an accomplice in the murder of two girls, maintains his innocence as she speaks at the Reggie Clemons Death Penalty Speaker Series at the Emerson Library Conference room on March 1.
Five campus issues presented before administration at Delegates’ Agenda
SGA presents the five campus issues at Delegates’ agenda Feb. 23 in the Sunnen Lounge.
$3.8 million shortfall changes Webster spending
Because of budget shortfalls, adjustments are being made financially.
International students request more scholarships offered by Webster
At the Officer’s Summit Feb. 13, more scholarships for international students made the top five list of issues student’s have on campus.
Dancing for the chorus
Muny hosted auditions for their 2012 dance chorus line at the Community Music School, from Feb. 4-5.
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