Webster University appoints new chief financial officer
Webster University appointed a new chief financial officer after parting ways with Ana Karaman.
September 27, 2020
Author: Andrew McMunn
Webster University art professor Brad Loudenback leaves large impact on community
Brad Loudenback died overnight on April 3, 2018. His legacy extends far beyond the grounds of the Webster University campus.
Webster University art department professor dies
Brad Loudenback, a drawing professor at Webster, died April 3.
SPICE loses first national championship in six years
SPICE was one win away from the record for the most President’s Cup victories and had not lost the cup since 2013.
Webster chess team faces Saint Louis University in final round of President’s Cup
The final round of the President’s Cup has begun. The Webster chess teams faces the Saint Louis University team and their chances of winning are looking much better after last night’s victory.
Webster ends round two in first place
Susan Polgar was worried about Webster’s chances of holding this year’s trophy after a tough loss. Then Webster made a comeback.
Former Webster student Francis Ladege deported to South Sudan
Former Webster student Francis Ladege spent the last two years of his life inside dozens of detainment center cells. After two and a half years, he has finally been deported back to his country of origin.
Webster plays University of Texas Rio Grande Valley in second round
Round two of the President’s Cup pits Webster University against University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, their main rival in this year’s tournament.
Two games end in first round of President’s Cup
Aleksandr Shimanov’s game has ended in a draw the first round of the presidential championship. This tie is not a loss for Shimanov, but part of the plan.
Final Four Chess Championship features game-changing new rule
The rules of the 2018 Final Four Championship have been decided. One rule may have a major impact on the winning team of this year’s tournament.
‘American mom’ hosts fundraiser for former Webster University student in ICE detainment
A fundraising event held in the Webster University Center allows for student the opportunity to learn about a former student’s detainment. They can also make donations to his cause.
Black history is deeply rooted in formation of Meacham Park in Kirkwood
Meacham Park is a historically black community, but most of the current residents don’t know much about the area’s past, according to Darren K. Smotherson.
Former Webster student detained by ICE files petition based on prolonged detention
While awaiting deportation, Francis Ladege filed for habeas corpus, which could give him a trial and possible release from his two-year detainment.
The Ladege family escapes Sudanese civil war
Francis Ladege and his family are originally from Sudan. They evacuated their home country for their own survival.
Former Webster University student detained by ICE, threatened with deportation
Francis Ladege immigrated to the U.S. from Sudan when he was nine years old. He has been a U.S. resident for 18 years. After several run-ins with the law, Ladege finds himself faced with indefinite detainment and possible deportation.
Webster groves campus to reopen following water main break
The Webster University home campus will reopen at 10 a.m. The campus had previously been closed indefinitely due to a water main break.
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