Webster senior sculpts work based on blindness
Webster senior Amy Travis sculpts a piece on blindness after being inspired by body language. (more…)
September 26, 2020
Author: Kristen Farrah
Webster senior creates fashion line inspired by challenges
Jahmad "Biggie" Wilburn has faced challenge after challenge in his life. That did not stop him from following his dreams, on and off the basketball court. (more…)
Republicans fear prejudice on campus
Conservatives at Webster feel as though their voices are drowned out by liberal perspectives. Alexandra Martin, a Republican, found herself at the end of heated actions and speech. (more…)
Webster’s enrollment decline leads to lower bond rating
Moody’s Investors Service downgraded Webster University’s bond rating from A2 to Baa1. The Baa1 rating displays Webster as a moderate credit risk. Moody’s ratings show the likelihood of bond investors…
‘We are all immigrants’: The history of immigration in St. Louis
Webster professor Kristen Anderson said immigration revitalized the city.
Webster debates women’s health centers
Webster held a bake sale for Planned Parenthood two months after not allowing ThriVe on campus.
Esports bring Webster students around the world
The esports allow the students to play games professionally while also work on their major.
Electronic tattoos eliminate invasive procedures
Electronic tattoos take the hard material of computers and make them softer to comfortably sit on the skin. They can help with various medical problems.
Tattoo recognition technology threatens citizens’ right to privacy
Whether it be for political, religious or criminal reasons, NIST can overlook prisoner’s tattoos without their permission.
Tattoos mimic therapeutic benefits
Psychologist claims tattoos help patients similar to cognitive behavioral therapy.
Scary movies: Horror films suck
“I like scary movies! Like ‘Casper the Friendly Ghost’.” I said these words as a 4-year-old and, like a toddler, I was naive. Naive to hope any future horror movie…
Students contemplate future of Supreme Court after Kavanaugh confirmation
Brett Kavanaugh became the 114th justice of the United States’ Supreme Court Oct. 6. Michael Langston, treasurer of the Webster University College Democrats, disapproved of the confirmation due to how…
Federal legislation to provide aid for sexual assault survivors
Atem Richardson was five when his sister walked in on him being abused. She immediately told their mom, who placed the blame and guilt back onto the 5-year-old. The fifth-year…
Trump-era legislation has positive effects
President Donald Trump cares about people. Want me to be more specific? President Donald Trump cares about victims of sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence and stalking. He cares about…
Webster Groves Police do not address Attorney General statistics
African American drivers were four times more likely to be pulled over by Webster Groves Police than white drivers in 2017, according to the Missouri Attorney General’s Annual Vehicle Stop…
Former employees remember Jim Messmer’s ‘unconditional love’
Jim Messmer passed away unexpectedly July 9. He was the assistant director of IT Services Management at Webster University.
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