Webster students Nick Pence, Hannah Satterwhite, Kevin Cheli and Gabe Maichel are four-sixths of the blues/folk/jazz band The Thin Dimes. The other members are Nick Pence’s brother, Nathan Pence, and Paul Rhodes. The Thin Dimes play together around St. Louis and Columbia, performing a mix of covers and original songs.
Students wore T-shirts that read “I’m with the Banned” at the Banned Books Read-Out on the Quad Oct. 2.
Webster’s recycled materials travel from Webster Groves to north St. Louis, prepped for sale.
Sunday night, Arts & Faith St. Louis held an event at the Sheldon Concert Hall to celebrating peace and diversity through music.
After three postponements, Ordinance 8753 moved forward at Webster Groves City Council meeting. The ordinance outlines the possible sale or lease of Eden’s property to 10 vendors including Webster University.
Alash ensemble shares ancient singing technique of Tuvan throat singing. Tuvan throat singers can sing up to four pitches at one time.
Hip hop artist Toni Blackman taught students how to conquer their fears while performing spoken word poetry during her ‘I Rhyme Like a Girl’ workshop on March 28.
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.
Counter-protesters from schools in the St. Louis area gathered in front of Clayton High School as Westboro Baptist protested the school’s practices.
Parents and friends remember together the hardships and trials of loved ones who serve in the military.
Click to hear one of Eliot's songs [caption id="attachment_3971" align="alignright" width="300" caption="Freshman Eliot Wilde plays his concert guitar outside the University Center. Wilde plays mostly classical music. MEGAN FAVIGNANO/ The…
