The Global Citizenship Program does more harm than good
Why am I graduating from a university with a required credit I can’t even get from my university?
October 28, 2020
Author: Jacob Claspille
Webster Groves’ Michael Girsch looks to build Cardinals championship team
After 12 years in the Cardinals organization, Webster Groves resident Michael Girsch has worked his way up to General Manager. He looks to make improvements to the Cardinals in his first offseason on the job.
Webster University ends relationship with military-focused media organization under FTC investigation
Webster has been connected with a company under investigation by the Federal Trade Commission for asking schools to pay for their military rankings.
Trump has made America great again in ways he did not intend
Trump wanted to make America great in a whole other way, but he ended up succeeding regardless.
White supremacist group places recruitment fliers around St. Louis campuses
The Anti-Defamation League Missouri identified Identity Evropa as the organization to post recruitment fliers around local college campuses.
Webster campus alerted of ‘kidnapping,’ report withdrawn
A Webster email alert was sent out to all students, faculty and staff on the Webster Groves campus the morning of September 1. The alert notified the campus of two…
Webster runner overcomes battle with eating disorder
For many athletes, running is seen as a form of punishment. For track and cross country runners, it is a passion – but a passion that can quickly lead to…
Conference talks privilege, identity
Panels at Webster’s Critical Conversations conference covered topics from gender to age to veterans’ issues.
Presidential election creates clashes between long-lasting friendships
The recent presidential election created a divide between Americans. It also created a divide between friendships. Why should we let one difference of opinion end a life-long friendship?
ISB construction creates woes for Pearson
Students in the Pearson House have turned the “unbearable” construction noise into a running joke. If an air horn goes off, they take it as a sign of agreement from the construction workers.
Two Webster basketball players kneel during National Anthem at home opener
With kneeling during the national anthem being a hot topic in society today, two Webster athletes decided to take part in the movement.
Letter from the Editors: We stand by our coverage, treatment of Quidditch players not the “Webster way”
The Journal’s Editor-in-Chief Kavahn Mansouri and Sports Editor Jacob Claspille respond to Volleyball player Jory Siebenmorgen’s letter to the editor. In her letter, Siebenmorgen said The Journal’s coverage of Quidditch was a slap in the face to Webster Division III athletes.
Webster Quidditch works toward improving participation numbers
Once the eighteenth ranked team in the country, the Webster Quidditch team is searching for new members to continue the tradition of the Harry Potter-themed game.
Webster Quidditch hosts largest tournament in school history
Webster University was one of eight teams to play in the second annual Gorlok Invitation. The team faced off against World Cup-qualifying competition only losing one game.
SPICE players help bring home Olympiad gold
For the first time since 1976, the U.S. Chess team won a gold medal at the Olympiad. Two SPICE chess players helped lead the charge to victory.
Webster tennis player reaches six countries through her studies
Webster University Geneva student has traveled all over the world ending her college career in Webster Groves where she returned to playing on the court.
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