Made in the USA: My quest to be a better American
From a pair of shoes to patriotism. Photo Editor Dan Duncan explains why he is buying American made goods.
November 25, 2020
Author: Dan Duncan
Not your boss’s BMW: Webster student rebuilds his car to drive on the street and track
Freshman Will Bower-Leet has spent three years modifying and racing Heidi, his 1990 BMW 325i.
Garden Avenue, Webster Hall elevator construction update
As the fall 2012 semester comes to a close, construction on Garden Avenue Plaza at Webster University is complete. The new Webster Hall elevator and Garden Avenue construction is set to finish by early 2013.
If Petraeus can’t get away with it, neither can you
In the age of social media, e-mail, text messaging and the permanence of all online communication, nothing can be kept secret when its online. As it turns out, this also holds tue for the head of the CIA.
Students vote for first time in presidential election
Study said first-timers were more likely to support President Obama reelection.
Students serve soul food at cajun celebration
Association for African American Collegians hosts a cajun feast in Sunnen Lounge Sunday night.
Webster student attended 2012 Democratic National Convention
Last month, Webster University graduate student Kasey Summerville played a role in the nomination of President Barack Obama at the 2012 Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C.
Webster fails college curriculum study
Webster University received an “F” grade in the fourth annual “What Will They Learn” study, which evaluates colleges and universities on general education. Webster’s grade was the lowest of any school in Missouri.
Canceled classes leave students fewer options
A Webster policy enacted in fall 2008 restricts courses with fewer than 10 students enrolled.
Delegates’ Agenda addresses diversity in the classroom
Only one of the five topics received an immediate response from President Elizabeth Stroble: required diversity training for faculty and staff.
How the STEMM initiative could bring race cars to Webster
STEMM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Math and Medicine. A working group made up of faculty and staff has been charged to discuss ways to intensify Webster’s presence in this environment.
Confucius Institute instructors denied visas
Webster, Institute of International Education sponsor two Chinese teachers to obtain correct permits and teach in the US.
Supporters rally at Kiener Plaza for death-row inmate Reggie Clemons
Human rights advocates maintain the innocence of convicted rapist and murderer Reggie Clemons.
MULTIMEDIA: Interfaith memorial celebrates diversity while remembering 9/11
Sunday night, Arts & Faith St. Louis held an event at the Sheldon Concert Hall to celebrating peace and diversity through music.
Higher One fined for violations amidst renewal with Webster
After a selection committee reviewed the options, Webster renewed its contract with the company to disperse Pell Grants and student loans for five years.
Webster offers new mobile computing degree
New mobile and computing major is the first one in the entire St. Louis area.
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