Students display art in ‘The Black Experience’
Seven Webster University students put on a show in the Visual Arts Building showcasing their lives as black individuals.
June 27, 2017
Campus Life
Tattoos of Webster
In the spring of 2016, The Journal set out to create a gallery chronicling the different tattoos that students and employees at Webster have on their bodies. Every tattoo holds significant meaning to those that get ink, and The Journal wants their stories to be heard.
Webster students share favorite black historical figures for Black History Month
From revolutionary Nelson Mandela to athlete Michael Jordan, students at Webster Univeristy share the historical figure from black history that have stuck with them.
Webster to hold two-day conference on diversity
Webster University will begin its “Embracing Diversity and Inclusion: Critical Conversations” conference on Feb. 29 and ending on March 1.
An ‘Open Wound’ that keeps on bleeding
Author Vicken Cheterian discusses the aftermath of the Armenian Genocide of 1915 in his new book, “Open Wounds.”
Film Series features Webster alumna films
The Webster University Film Series hosted The Show Me State Filmmakers Showcase Screening at the Winifred Moore Auditorium on Thursday, featuring films by recent graduates of Webster’s film program.
Talking green issues over coffee
Webster University Sustainability Coordinator Kelsey Wingo said that “going green” is not always easy. She created a space where students, faculty and staff talk about the environmental issues going on in the world.
Webster holds annual Gorlok Gala
Webster University held the eighteenth annual Gorlok Gala during the weekend of Jan. 29. The forensics and debate tournament welcomed 41 schools from 20 states for a competitive, educational and social forensic experiences.
Poet spreads cultural diversity and identity through spoken word
Kane Smego sees poetry as an art form. He said it is a way to connect and convey emotions.
A new creative outlet
The cast and crew of last semester’s production of Rocky Horror Picture Show collaborated this semester to create a new club called P!NG: A Performing Arts Collective, a club that aims to provide a creative outlet for Webster students.