By the Student Government Association, written by Director of Communications Kelani Seaver With the semester coming to an end and fall elections for SGA coming soon, the Constitution Committee decided…
Creighton Chavez, art major, finds it inappropriate to compare Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter in Issue 26 of “Kavahn Mansouri vs. The World”. Read to learn why she finds comparing The Lord of the Rings and the Harry Potter series an injustice to both.
In this letter, Christopher Whitmore explains how students can make the biggest impact with their votes in the SGA elections.
Evan Mueller shares his point of view on the proposed budget cuts to student media as a former budgeted employee.
Andrea Sisney, alumna and former Editor-In-Chief, writes a letter on how the proposed budget cuts to student media. She feels that cutting student media so drastically take away student’s stories and a place she considers to be home.
Brittany Ruess, former Editor-in-Chief at The Journal, wrote a letter to the editor on the proposed budget cuts to student media.
India Lovings, Public Relations major, does not feel like Webster did enough to celebrate Black History Month. Read her letter to the editor to see how she thinks Webster compares to other colleges’ celebration, and what she thinks Webster should do next year.
Two paths diverged in the wood and, if Webster U, Eden and the City of Webster Groves take the path less traveled, it will make all the difference. Webster Groves resident Dave Buck writes a letter to the editor sharing his perspective on the lawsuit.
Webster student Dylan Zukswert responds to Kavahn Mansouri vs the World with his take on vegetarianism.
Kris Parsons, Gaby Deimeke, Jon Strauser and Katie Maxwell discuss a campaign launching this Friday to raise money for Typhoon Haiyan victims through fasting. The campaign is based on the idea that super storms like Typhoon Haiyan are caused by global climate change, and asks students to take action.
Gretchen Daniels, junior, discusses the benefits of Webster’s chess billboard.
Tyler Jensen, a senior music education major, responds to last week’s editorial by The Journal.
Chief Communications Officer Barbara O’Malley invites April 9 guest commentator Joshua Ritchey to contact her directly.
Reader’s response to alumnus’ referral to working for the New York Yankees as “the pinnacle of media relations.”
Webster Groves resident Dave Buck weighs in on potential Delegates’ Agenda items. Student leaders will vote on issues to present to the administration at Officers’ Summit on Feb. 1.
In my humble and imperfect opinion, this entire, prolonged affair has lasted much, much longer than it ever needed to. After over 3 years, all of the plans, facts, evidence and opinions have been made public, voiced and written multiple times by all parties. It’s time for the Special Joint Committee to get moving and to act by reaching collaborative resolution on the “BIG PICTURE” issues you were organized and formed to address in the first place.
