Jodie Borgerding’s passion for libraries came from watching her mother. Borgerding’s mother, Kathleen, worked at Scenic Regional Library in Union, Mo. as a circulation assistant when Borgerding was around 14…
Webster University film production student Alvaro Aro wanted his work to be seen. “I wanted to make sure I’m given an opportunity to show off something that’s decent, whether it’s…
Dynamic Midwest Events & Promotions President Jeremy Johnson said finding any game development events in the Midwest is difficult. That’s what the PixelPop Festival, which will be held at Webster…
Slideshow: Students study culture and cuisine in Nice, France
Kayley Withers, Ellie Duff, Erin Coleman and Scott Lunte were growing up in different environments when they identified as bisexual.
Education students take on a different type of classroom in the field.
After a kitchen was cut from the construction of West Hall, dorm residents can now build a community through cooking.
Webster University plans to merge biology, math and computer science into one degree to make students ‘jack-of-all-trades’ once they graduate.
Webster University student Charissa Martin considered herself the “always-sick, never-feels-good” girl who normally took around six medications at once. But after adopting a gluten-free diet as a way to combat her narcolepsy, she has seen a huge improvement in her day-to-day life.
In 2005, Mark Glenshaw found a pair of great horned owls in Forest Park. He named them Charles and Sarah. That meeting led to his many public owl prowls and talks as “The Owl Man.”
Webster senior Brian Woodward plays goalie for the Webster team, and has a chance to play for the St. Louis Football Club.
Webster University is recognized for the faculty and student’s work in global sustainability.
Retired Webster professor Bob Corbett has been documenting birds in Forest Park and in his backyard since 2008 with his wife Sally Sharamitaro. The former philosophy professor has discovered over 300 species of birds since beginning his hobby.
Students Bernell Lassai and Austin Jacobs worked together on a skit from “Big River: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,” for a class final. The chemistry between the two actors was so great that they chose to do it once again.
