Webster University fiscal year 2015 budget approved
Webster University’s Board of Trustees approved next year’s (Fiscal Year 15) budget. The university sought to cut next year’s budget down $2.6 million from last year’s (Fiscal Year 14) budget.
October 20, 2020
Author: Megan Favignano
Student body to vote on activity fee increase
Students will be able to vote to raise the student activity fee, allowing more money for MCISA, SGA and Campus Activities at Webster University. Students’ votes will not put the increase into effect. The votes will serve as a recommendation for the university.
SGA to hold elections April 14 -17
High voter turnout expected for SGA elections.
Kavahn Mansouri vs. The World: Harry Potter: the chosen one
The Harry Potter series influenced the lives of a generation on a global scale. The characters grew with readers and warmed their way into readers’ hearts in a powerful way.
Journal Selects EIC for 2014-15
The Journal hired an editor-in-chief for the 2014 to 2015 school year.
SPICE team heads to Final Four competition April 4-6
Susan Polgar’s Institute for Chess Excellence (SPICE) team will head to New York City and compete in The Presidents Cup, also referred to as the Final Four. The competition is April 4 through 6.
Late professor is guiding light for Theatre Department
Former Webster University Professor and Alumna Marita Woodruff’s 35-year-lamp and 25-year black chair were returned to Webster’s Conservatory of Theatre Arts department.
Managing bias during budget cut discussions
As you read the story, “Student media may see budget cut in fall” you may recognize the names of a few of the quoted individuals from our staff box. As a reader, you deserve to know what if any biases may be present in The Journal’s reporting, and what we’ve done to minimize bias. The story is about next fiscal year’s budget, specifically for student media in the School of Communications (SOC).
Former Webster softball player, alumna pitches first ball since 2007
Webster Athletics Hall of Fame inducts softball player, 2008 alumna Gail Vogt.
Webster expects ‘soft landing’ after predicted FY14 shortfall
Webster expects a soft landing after predicting this fiscal year’s shortfall. Webster’s total budget for FY14 was $221.4 million.
‘Mom’ of Webster Athletics reflects on growth of students, department
Sue McClintock was one of four individuals inducted into the Webster Athletics Hall of Fame (HOF) on Saturday, Feb. 8. In her 18 years with Webster University Athletics, she witnessed both her department and its students mature.
Webster’s revenue stream is ‘ongoing problem’
Webster University is projecting a budget shortfall — similar to the university’s financial state eight years ago. Former Faculty Senate President Jim Brasfield said the shortfall wasn’t a crisis then and isn’t a crisis now. But he said finances are fragile.
HOF welcomes sister of current hall of famer
The Martinez sisters played soccer for Webster in the early 2000s. They said soccer ties their family together. As of Saturday, both are members of the Webster University Athletics Hall of Fame.
Webster Athletics inducts 2014 Hall of Fame members
Webster inducted four new members into its Hall of Fame on Feb. 8. Three were former athletes and one was a staff member in the athletic department for almost 18 years.
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