Is this a ‘Political Witch Hunt?’: Greitens investigations – he is not a family man

By Hayley Abshear | April 18th, 2018

I looked into his affairs, and the taped confession. Here is what I found.

From Independent Thoughts: Education is the passport to the future

By Christian Hargas | April 17th, 2018

I have been afforded this education and for that I am thankful

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Songkran: A Thai water festival

By Hannah Emerson | April 17th, 2018

It was a real splash

Webster should do more about sexual assault

By Hayley Abshear | April 17th, 2018

There are so many solutions, all Webster needs to do is explore them.

SGA can benefit you and your voice matters

By The Journal | April 17th, 2018

This PSA was written by SGA Vice President Zoe Burton The games have commenced, people. Candidates have submitted their applications, the polls are open and the sound of campaigning has…

Editorial: The Journal won best paper in Missouri

By The Journal | April 9th, 2018

The Webster Journal won the best college newspaper in the state of Missouri at the 2018 Missouri College Media Association (MCMA) conference on Saturday. MCMA judged the Journal’s content for…

Independent Thoughts: Independent voting is a dilemma

By Christian Hargas | April 3rd, 2018

I am not a pointless voter as an independent. In fact, I am actually a part of the majority voters.

Hayley’s House: Anime is for you, too

By Hayley Abshear | April 3rd, 2018

If you don’t watch anime, you are missing out.

Letters from Thailand: I am now a Buddhist

By Hannah Emerson | April 3rd, 2018

I went to Thailand for study abroad and will be coming back with an entirely different religion. And I love it.

SGA working on new programs

By The Journal | April 3rd, 2018

This PSA was written by Vice President of SGA Zoe Burton Guess what is coming up, folks? Delegates Agenda. This means the administration is finally going to be bringing answers…

An Arab in the ‘Wild West’ – It is time to accept America’s gun problem

By Khadija Alzadjali | April 3rd, 2018

In a time where gun violence is at an all-time high, we need more armed individuals.

Independent Thoughts: My civil war with perfectionism (part two) – how much is “too” perfect?

By Christian Hargas | March 25th, 2018

This is my reality – and it’s not perfect.

Family, friends and attendees laid roses on the memorial cite of Officer Thomas Ballman, who was killed during the February 2008 shooting.

Editorial: A mass shooting 4.6 miles away impacts us all

By The Journal | March 21st, 2018

No matter how far away, a mass shooting can impact everyone. And, as reporters, it is our job to share the truth from all sides of the story, no matter how painful or difficult.