Where, oh where, is your administration?
Amongst the discussion about Ritchey’s commentary on Webster’s financial decisions one presence has been missing — the administration.
September 30, 2020
Author: Collin Reischman
SGA keeps advancements, tightens restrictions on Student Grant Fund
The changes require students to sign “statements of responsibility and financial acknowledgement.”
How the city, Webster University and a citizen organization failed us all
We, the people of Webster Groves, the students of Webster University and the students of Eden Seminary, should not accept such failures when so much is at stake.
Webster University SGA reviews possible change to Student Grant Fund policy
Webster University may no longer grant cash advancements for academic trips and conferences through the new SGF policy. Outspoken students speak out regarding the new changes.
Webster Groves Library reopens in renovated space
Grand opening of the improved library is set for Dec. 8.
On cannibalism
An extramarital affair was the downfall of former Director of the CIA David Petraeus. But now there is blood in the water, and Americans are cannibalizing the very country Petraeus fought to protect in order to bring him to shame.
‘Forward’
Webster students gathered in the University Center to watch Barack Obama win a second presidential term on Tuesday, Nov. 6.
Eden to renovate historic buildings, relocate residents
A $5 million plan to renovate historic Eden Theological Seminary buildings will bring the institution one step closer to the sale or lease of its green space at the corner of Lockwood and Bompart avenues.
Laclede CEO discusses future of natural gas, energy policies
A local energy executive spoke on the present and future state of energy policy in the United States at a lecture on Tuesday, Oct. 30.
OPINION: The case for Obama’s re-election
Would you rather have a president give you what you want, or what you need? It’s not a policy question, exactly, but since policy seems lacking in this election cycle, let’s ask. How about it? What you want, or what you need?
City council questions university on property purchases
The meeting moved to the topic of Webster University’s properties. Chief Financial Officer Greg Gunderson provided information on the residential properties currently owned by the university. City council members requested this information at the last collaborative meeting.
OPINION: Third party, third wheel: the buzzkill brigade
The third party in America is an endangered species, and for good reason. They have no idea how to hunt.
SGA approves funds for trips, recognizes new club
Members of several Webster University clubs will travel to Oklahoma, California and Nebraska this semester thanks to funds approved by SGA.
Maplewood City Council passes LGBTQ rights bill
The new law, which passed by a 4-to-3 vote, makes discrimination in housing and hiring on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity a crime.
How cruelty got cool and how we can fix it
In today’s world, cruelty is OK as long as the target of cruelty doesn’t vote the same way you do.
Path unclear after Ordinance 8753
Eden, city, university face uncertain future, continue collaboration.
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