Professor Bill Sharpe has jumped from politics all the way to film making and teaching. But his newest undertaking has him writing a feature length novel which he describes as girl meets boy “and then it’s just murder.”
President Elizabeth Stroble, Provost Julian Schuster and Webster Chess Coach Susan Polgar received nearly $170,500 in bonuses during the 2014 Calendar Year (CY), university tax documents revealed. Stroble and Schuster also received raises to their base salary compared to the CY13.
Webster University’s International operations in Fiscal Year 2015 (FY15) contributed a $3.6 million gross gain, a slight drop from FY14’s gain of $4.2 million. Interim Chief Financial Officer Douglas Anderson said the gain was consistent with a historical trend stemming from FY13, when Webster gained $3.8 million.
Student James Fuller,20, fights to begin his political career against an opponent with as much political experience as he has time alive
The sexism and violent threats from a couple of extremists are keeping the gaming community from progress.
The student funded Project Gorlok has raised $2,000 of the $13,000 goal.
Protesters of the shootings of Michael Brown and VonDerrit Myers gathered outside a fundraiser for St. Louis County Executive candidate Steve Stenger.
Editor-in-Chief Gabe Burns explains the gap weeks between Journal print issues and introduces Flipboard, where online issues will be posted every other week.
With larger freshman classes and limited housing last school year, many students were left without an on-campus home. To accommodate the growing problem, Webster University entered into a 10-year agreement…
President Elizabeth Stroble’s base pay compared to faculty base pay was lower than the average of comparable institutions in the 2011 academic year.
Webster University and Eden Theological Seminary are discussing an out-of-court settlement with Webster Groves.
Webster Groves broke ground on the Garden Avenue crosswalk, a project SGA has pushed for since Sept. 2013
Delegate Jesse Koons remembered his roots when he proposed tuition remission for Webster University contract workers.
Webster, Eden and the city of Webster Groves await judgment from Judge Mark Seigel on the institutions lawsuit against the city.
