BBB warns students of spring break scams
With spring break right around the corner, the Better Business Bureau is working to make sure college students are aware of the risk that comes with booking a trip through untrustworthy resources.
November 17, 2019
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New Indian student organization holds first event
SANGAM – The Student Association of India introduced themselves to the Webster community with an event that featured authentic Indian food and dancing.
Webster transgender inclusion seminar teaches ‘allyship’
After a Webster statement in support of transgender student rights, a panel discussed how to be an ally to transgender students.
Webster hires Simone Cummings as Walker business dean
Simone Cummings will be Webster’s first African-American female dean.
Webster alum becomes only personal trainer at Anytime Fitness
Webster University alum Shane Jenne graduated in 2014 with an audio production degree, but since then has become a personal trainer.
Marletto’s offers food from countries on travel ban list
Seven dishes were served – one from each of the “banned” Middle Eastern countries.
Webster class washes away their senses at FLOAT STL
Lying down in a closed tank of water in silence for 90 minutes is the basis of what local FLOAT STL does. However, its salted water has become a popular mainstay for the way it relieves tension and relaxes the body and mind.
Supporters march for Planned Parenthood
Rallies for and against Planned Parenthood took place Feb. 11 nationwide, including in St. Louis.
Leiden students join Amsterdam women’s march
LEIDEN, Netherlands – The recent Women’s March on Washington was organized as a worldwide response to rising far-right rhetoric around the world. Groups of Webster students from the Leiden campus attended the march in Amsterdam.
Webster students talk Trump in The Netherlands
LEIDEN, Netherlands - The inauguration of Donald Trump made big news in Leiden last week. Dutch broadcaster NPO Radio1 invited three Webster University students to speak on the live talk…
Japanese School celebrates new year
The sound of drums kicked off the new year celebration held by the St. Louis Japanese Language School in Grant Gym Saturday, January 21.
SLIDESHOW: STL Women’s March
More than 10,000 people marched on Market Street in support of women’s rights Jan. 21.
Gospel choir director strengthens faith in wake of cancer battle
Webster University junior Robert Richardson believes a moment of clarity is all it takes for a life to change. That moment of clarity came while Richardson laid in a hospital bed, four years ago.
St. Louis Women’s March brings crowd of thousands
Police estimated that nearly 13,000 people marched down Market Street in the morning for the St. Louis Women’s March. The march was intended to coincide with the Women’s March on Washington in Washington, D.C.
Webster professors join thousands for STL Women’s March
Women, men and children marched for women’s rights on Market Street in downtown St. Louis Saturday morning, protesting the policies of President Trump. Webster University Adjunct Terri Reilly, Psychology Professor Linda Woolf and Film Professor Kathy Corley all marched while repping Webster gear.
Webster graduate opens cat café
St. Louis entrepreneur and 2009 Webster University graduate Ben Triola gives coffee a furry twist with the opening of the Mauhaus Cat Café.
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