COVID-19 ravages student and university finances nationwide
For some colleges, experts say COVID-19 could be the tipping point. (more…)
July 10, 2020
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COVID-19 affects Webster Groves, the first few weeks in photos
On March 11, Webster University announced all classes would move online until April 3 in response to the coronavirus outbreak. However, as the situation developed, the university quickly adjusted its…
Local store Blue Dahlia Designs restructures business to survive
Mother and daughter duo Angie and Alyssa Mangan opened their dream interior design store last August. Now, COVID-19 caused them to rethink how they run the shop. (more…)
All parks in St. Louis County to close this Friday
Well, there goes that shred of happiness. (more…)
Amy Shaw named CEO and president of the Nine Network
Webster School of Communicstions advisory board member Amy Shaw has worked at the Nine Network for 17 years. Now, she's the network's first female CEO and president. (more…)
Webster moves to online classes amid coronavirus outbreak
In an email sent earlier today, Webster University President Julian Z. Schuster said all classes will be moved to an online setting due to the spread of COVID-19. (more…)
Missouri representative introduces bill to ban drag queen storytime
Missouri Libraries have hosted drag queen storytimes for three years. Missouri Representative Ben Baker introduced a bill to try and put an end to these storytimes on Jan. 8. (more…)
Back to Our Roots exhibit broken into and vandalized
Vandalizers broke into the Back to our Roots Exhibition only two days after it opened. Leaders are using the theme of the gallery to help them reconcile with the break-in. …
Spirit Weekend continues with Facebook LIVE breakfast for parents and students
Parents and students were able to enjoy breakfast at Marletto's during Webster University's Spirit Weekend. Members of the Parent Council attended the event and spent time welcoming parents. (more…)
Phyllis Brissenden leaves Opera Theatre of St. Louis $45 million Endowment
According to many who work for Opera Theatre of St. Louis, Phyllis Brissenden viewed Opera Theatre as her family. When Brissenden died on Dec. 17, 2019, she left Opera Theatre…
Schnucks bans the sale of tobacco products
Beginning in 2020, Schnucks Markets said it would no longer sell tobacco products at any of their stores. Some Webster students and staff are skeptical of Schnucks' motive. (more…)
Thousands turn out for STL Women’s March
People of all ages came out the fourth annual St. Louis Women's March to support women's rights, despite the cold. The theme of the 2020 event was 'be counted' which…
Webster Community hosts 25th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration
Members of the Rock Hill and Webster Groves communities came together for the 25th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Community Celebration. Attendees participated in a march and watched performances from…
University club partners with mayor for community service day
SGA President Sarah Hill said students have been looking for ways to become involved since the postponement of Webster Works Worldwide. (more…)
Students for Life protest new Planned Parenthood
Students for Life organized a protest last week at the new, secretly-constructed Planned Parenthood in Fairview Heights, Ill. (more…)
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