Webster launches World Report Podcast
“The idea behind the program was to create a form of electronic communication that would add to the sense of community in these times when we are depending upon virtual…
October 28, 2020
Author: Hayley Abshear
Domestic violence survivors find healing through art workshop
“A lot of survivors have been told they're stupid, worthless and have nothing important to say,” Women's Wisdom Initiative founder Caroline Lovell said. “I think their resilience is remarkable and…
Filmmakers highlight struggles in the black community
Philip Irving and Travis Haughton show Webster that the film industry is not just what you know, but who you know.
Killer Mike encourages students to stay free and creative
The overall message of Killer Mike represented social change, music and the importance of learning.
Webster student wins contest to help change the world
She hopes to make a nonprofit in the future that combines smart city policies and refugee settlement reform.
Student Literacy Corps collects record number of books
The book drive held by Webster’s student organization collected its 20,000th book this year.
Webster alums start publishing operation Riso Hell
The images they draw come to life in the form of prints, wallpaper or stickers – all from the Riso printer.
Scary movies: The art of fear
Fear is not just an emotion - it’s an art. An art that can only be formulated in two ways: real events that happen in your life that induce fear,…
Broke and Abroad – Students ponder living penniless in a foreign country
Alison Bacon thought she had enough money when she went to Vienna, turns out she did not. But that doesn’t matter to her now.
Terry Crews inspires students with personal life stories
From addict, to artist, to football star, to actor. Terry Crews had a lot to talk about with students.
Pumpkin bye
Ugh, it’s that time of year. Pumpkin spice season. The time when everyone and their mother orders everything supposed to be flavored like that big orange thing that tastes like…
Graduate receives Wall Street job right out college
He worked from the beginning of college until the end for his dream – and he got it.
Webster alum protets D.C. Kavanaugh hearings with NARAL Pro-Choice Missouri
The two went to D.C. with a mission. Now their fight continues back home.
Ode to Croix
La Croix lovers say it is a tasty and aesthetically pleasing drink, while the haters say it is bland and don’t understand the hype. Personally, I will love La Croix until the day I die–henceforth unfolds my honorable ode to La Croix.
Webster alum who survived eight gun shots learns to dance again
When Rain Stippec was shot in a random act of violence in 2017, she did not let that stop her from doing what she loves.
Big future, tiny living – Webster grad ponders a smaller version of life
Meghan Panu’s desire to be environmentally sustainable brought her on a journey she did not expect.
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