Nerinx President Barbara Roche to retire after 27 years of service
Sister Barbara Roche has seen many relations between Webster University and Nerinx Hall High School. She remembers her own time as a student at both institutions.
November 23, 2020
Author: Haley Luke
VIDEO: Webster University student Jim Miles releases seven albums in seven months
Senior computer science major Jim Miles uses mostly his laptop and a keyboard to record his music. Influenced by artists of the 1960s and ’70s, Miles has released a new album digitally on the first of each month since May 2012.
INTERACTIVE: International Students share views on U.S. election
Students from Ecuador, Nepal and Rwanda talk about what’s wrong with U.S. politics and their home politics. They share who they would vote for president if they could.
Q&A with campaign political director, Webster grad
Tyler Holman graduated from Webster University in May 2012 with a degree in political science. Now, he works as the political director for Republican Dave Spence’s campaign for governor.
Webster provides free Metro passes to its faculty, staff, students
In a new contract Webster set up with Metro Transit, the frequency of buses to the university will be increased. The contract will now include more stops in the mornings and evenings at the bus stop in front of Webster Hall. The changes are said to start in mid-November.
Webster to launch new website in October
The new site will be opening Oct. 17 to test out. It will be publicized the week after.
Law Club hosts first ‘Know Your Rights’ presentation
Attorney educates students’ at Law Club on understanding of their rights as citizens of the United States.
Webster’s master plan discussed at meeting
University presents final master plan to city council.
VIDEO: Aerial dance instructor teaches Circus Harmony performers, Webster dance students
Monica Newsam spins on a trapeze three times and gracefully lets go and lands on her feet. She’s been studying the art of aerial dance for 10 years and now teaches circus performers and dancers. Find out about her story here.
VIDEO: Sand volleyball court replaces demolished Kirk House
A $20,000 court was approved for construction a day after the idea was proposed.
SGA president looks toward compensation for members
SGA President Michael Grosch thinks members of SGA’s executive board should be compensated for their time and work.
News Briefs
Literacy Corps receives $20,000 grant. David Nash a finalist for national collegiate photo award.
New program gives students off-campus dining options
Gorlok Bucks allows students to go to select local restaurants instead of staying on campus.
Design students selected for St. Louis showcase
Two Webster graphic design majors have their work featured at an art gallery on Delmar Blvd.
Michael Grosch and Christopher Whitmore reflect on their new SGA positions
The recently elected president and vice-president talk about their goals for SGA.
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