Webster revises Title IX policy
Webster University’s revised Title IX Policy on Sexual Assault, Harassment and Other Sexual Offenses took effect Oct. 18. The change comes 18 days after the publication of the 2019 Annual…
September 30, 2020
Author: Hanna Holthaus
Report reveals stalking increase
The most recent instance of stalking on campus reported in the university crime log occurred on Feb. 2, 2019, but was not reported until Oct. 2. (more…)
Hawley advises closure of Confucius Institute
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) wrote a letter to Webster this summer cautioning the school against continuing relations with the Confucius Institute. (more…)
Immigration laws dictate fate of refugees
“There’s simply no line for them to wait in,” Stephen Legomsky said of the process to asylum. Immigrants at the border seek refugee status among legal challenges.
Students receive 2018 Dean’s Award for Service
The university recognized four students at the St. Louis home campus for the award.
I saw the difference at the US-Mexico border
News editor Hanna Holthaus reflects on her experiences with immigration at the US-Mexico border and in St. Louis.
Chief of Human Resources dies
Steven Winters started working at Webster in the beginning of 2018. He passed away on Thanksgiving day.
Our experience as journalists at a Trump rally
On Oct. 27, we attended President Donald Trump’s Make America Great Again rally in Murphysboro, IL. We did not attend as activists or even as citizens; we went to the…
Panera vs. Bread Co.
St. Louis does not own Panera I would like to personally tell every St. Louisan who calls the restaurant “Bread Co.” that it is not your fault. You were raised…
Webster adjunct faculty contemplate rejection of Proposition A
Missouri voters voted to repeal Proposition A on Aug. 7, kickstarting questions regarding anti-union sentiments and the future of adjunct faculty unionization.
Former East St. Louis police chief combats gun violence
Michael Hubbard knows how a bullet sounds flying past his head. Despite any dangers he has faced, he loves his city of East St. Louis.
Delegates’ Agenda proposes WVA consolidation on Webster University Campus
The 2018 Delegates’ Agenda covered five different topics. One of these topics involved the removal of the eventual removal of the WVA.
Colombian student’s love of learning takes her around the globe
Luisa Mercado earned a full ride scholarship to Webster in 2013. Now in her senior year, she hopes to start her masters degree in Saudi Arabia.
Kirkwood and Meacham Park residents still feel separate 10 years after shooting
Meacham Park residents remember Kirkwood shooter as a friendly neighbor. They are also aware of some of the social issues that may have led to his actions.
Former Meacham Park resident dedicates herself to helping her community
Patricia Clark never allowed her busy schedule to stop her from being involved. She plans to work in her community and her church for many years to come.
Noor Tagouri encourages students to embrace uniqueness
Tagouri spent her early chlidhood rejecting her hijab. She now uses it to empower herself and others.
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