Andrea Sisney, alumna and former Editor-In-Chief, writes a letter on how the proposed budget cuts to student media. She feels that cutting student media so drastically take away student’s stories and a place she considers to be home.
Senior Andrea Sisney, Editor-in-Chief of The Journal, gives her retrospective on how Webster’s school spirit is shown throughout campus events including this year’s art prom.
Curfew rules at malls in the St. Louis area can be a hassle for young adults, who are clearly older than 17, who are persistently carded by security.
The Japanese Student Association holds a one-year memorial event of the tsunami that ravaged the nation of Japan.
Freshman Colbert fan starts Facebook petition for Webster Super PAC
Webster University women’s tennis players Kathleen Kennedy and Lindsey Hays have become good friends on and off the tennis court despite the fact that they passionately support opposing NHL teams.
Elves, gnomes and Halflings are some of the roles Webster students assume during play of the role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons.
Journal editor-in-chief Andrea Sisney explains the latest series of news coverage pertaining to rising costs, Master Plan, international campuses, and the job market.
St. Louis is becoming the chess mecca in the nation, attracting a nationally renown team to Webster.
Journal Editor-in-Chief Andrea Sisney responds with a letter regarding Webster University’s new media policy.
Concerns over noise and traffic revolve around Stroble’s new Webster-owned home.
On Monday, Jan. 23, 19 response vehicles — including a Missouri Department of Natural Resources truck, two St. Louis County HazMat trucks and an ambulance — reported to an incident in Webster Hall. A financial aid employee told The Journal that vehicles had been outside the building since 8:30 a.m. today.
On Thursday, Jan. 19, former Webster University president Jacqueline Grennan Wexler was found dead in her Orlando, Fla. residence. Wexler died in her sleep. She was 85 years old. Wexler…
Meet Dr. Olive B. Luewig — the alternative personality of professor Carol Hodson.
