Webster Wrap Up: Feb. 21, 2019
A Webster archivist finds blackface in old yearbooks, a student pulls a fake gun and knife at a SGA meeting, and more on this edition of Webster Wrap Up.
February 22, 2019
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The German Table
GermanTableAudio Students host weekly German table to learn more about the German language and culture. This includes games, food, and practicing the language with colleagues. Story by: Rodney Humphries
A look at Webster’s ‘Adorn Or Disfigure’ art show
[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIpZAUMp7J8[/embed] Student David Pulphus has 7 art pieces at Webster's Student Art Show, Adorn Or Disfigure. One of his pieces talks about discrimination in society and how he perceives…
Greenville downs Gorloks for first conference loss
Webster came into their rematch against Greenville College 9-0, they left with their first conference loss of the season.
Students chalk the quad with positive messages post-election
Disappointed by presidential election results, students brought a message of hope and unity to campus with chalk.
Jason Kander makes case to fellow ‘millennials’ during Webster visit
Current Missouri Secretary of State and Democratic nominee for senate Kander spoke at the Winifred Moore Auditorium Tuesday. According to Kander, who is 35, he is the first millennial to be elected to statewide office in the U.S.
Welcome back, Gorloks!
"It always makes me feel welcome. I feel more like I am home here." Students taking part in campus activities during their first week of school. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlgHrEJXnVg[/embed]
A look at the International Friendship Program
Webster's International Friendship Program gives the community an opportunity to develop friendships with international students. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BnAM3PV8Qo[/embed]
AUDIO: Professor Bill Sharpe discusses his debut novel, a twisted take on girl meets boy
Professor Bill Sharpe has jumped from politics all the way to film making and teaching. But his newest undertaking has him writing a feature length novel which he describes as girl meets boy “and then it’s just murder.”
Politickin’ me off: Obama on gun reform
[embed]https://soundcloud.com/user937728827/politickin-me-off-gun-reform[/embed] On the night of Nov. 26, 2012, I had just gotten off work at Chick-fil-A and was ordering a peppermint milkshake from my friend Lydia. I remember every detail.…
Listen live to the third public hearing on educational zoning
The Galaxy Radio will be live streaming the third public hearing on educational zoning. The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m.
The Extra Point: Webster Baseball Team reaches No.4 in NCAA ranking
In this week’s episode of The Extra Point, Schneider will join us to talk about his performance, his road to recovery and his expectations for the rest of the season. Visit websterjournal.com or galaxyradio.com to listen.
Late professor is guiding light for Theatre Department
Former Webster University Professor and Alumna Marita Woodruff’s 35-year-lamp and 25-year black chair were returned to Webster’s Conservatory of Theatre Arts department.
City urges university to submit its plans for future expansion
The City of Webster Groves urged Webster University to submit its plans for future expansion at the Feb. 25 special Plan Commission meeting.
Head Women’s Basketball Coach reflects on senior leadership
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 vs. The World: A planet too far gone
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.
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