Stockley protestors sue St. Louis
Police arrested Aideen O’Brien during a protest following the Jason Stockley’s not-guilty verdict last year. O’Brien, a Webster student, said she still deals with trauma from the protests. “I have…
October 30, 2020
Author: Christine Tannous
Kavanaugh is unfit to decide the future for women
Honestly, there is absolutely no reason I should have to write this piece. There is no reason an accused rapist should be considered for the Supreme Court. The second Brett…
Panera vs. Bread Co.
Respect the culture I can still remember the moment I found out St. Louis Bread Company went by another name. I was visiting my family in Washington DC, around the…
Remembering the Webster University Women Studies program founder
Seena Kohl recently passed away, but professors still recognize her impact and legacy in the Webster Anthropology department.
Missouri citizens debate gun accessibility
Missouri received an F rating in gun safety from the Gifford’s Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence. The center ranked Missouri the third worst state in strictness of gun access. As the…
Student embraces Kingdom at Webster University’s 2018 Drag Ball
Drag king Kingdom is considered one of St. Louis’s rising drag performers. This was their first year participating in the Drag Ball.
Webster University student travels Europe using Red Bulls as currency
Kane Katubig and his team will race through Europe with only 24 Red Bulls to pay their way.
Alumni Association announced winners for Outstanding Alumni Award
The Webster University Alumni Association announced its winners for the 2018 Outstanding Alumni Award.
Reporter Todd Smith’s scars will never heal after Kirkwood shooting
Todd Smith survived being shot during the Kirkwood City Council shooting in 2008. It was not the first shooting he survived.
Kirkwood pastor works to mend community relationship after City Hall shooting
Pastor David Bennett’s church has a slogan -- ‘The church has left the building.’ Bennett’s church opened its doors to the community 24 hours after the Kirkwood City Hall shooting.…
St. Louis police force plans to build trust through community relationships
Community outreach is the most important thing when it comes to relationships between citizens and the police, said St. Louis police commissioner John Hayden.
Webster band ‘Big Tobacco’ headlines campus concert
Webster students from rival bands joined together to form Big Tobacco.
Culture Chat seeks to increase inclusion on campus
The biweekly event Culture Chat encourages students to get to know their fellow diverse students and develop new friendships.
Webster University symposium highlights faculty research
The Webster University faculty symposium allowed for the faculty to show present research on a variety of different subjects, including Con Christeson, who works with
Music festivals should include more women in their 2019 lineups
Female music artists have been rocking the music scene all of last year, so why are there more male artists than female in the lineups?
Webster student said she can sense the supernatural
Payton Moise said she has a ‘sixth sense.’ She can see supernatural entities.
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