Strange Donuts founder turns a second chance into success.
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October 28, 2020
Author: Rodney Humphries
Diversity and Inclusion Conference aims to unite global and local students
Webster’s Diversity and Inclusion Conference will aim to address the concerns of some students who feel that they have been marginalized at Webster. President of the Association for African Students…
SGA President turns focus to making impact in sports
Since becoming President of the Student Government Association (SGA) senior Vladimir Radojkovic said one of his first accomplishments that he is most proud of is extending the gym hours on…
Linthicum showcases work ethic on and off track
Ever since Kalleigh Linthicum began her career as a runner at Timberland High School, she has been able to outmatch her competition in both cross country and track. Before coming…
Women’s soccer strives to continue string of successful seasons
The Women’s soccer team looks to continue their reign as one of SLIAC’s power teams. Given the level of success that the women’s soccer team has accumulated over the course…
Webster University celebrates Black History Month
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Upperclassmen set the tone for men’s basketball
A freshmen heavy men’s basketball team looks to find it’s way after a 3-4 start.
Women’s cross country sets records in Regionals
Senior track athletes Holly Goergen and Meghan Illig leave their marks in school history at the NCAA Regionals.
Women’s soccer headed to national tournament
After winning their 13th SLIAC title, the women’s soccer team is set to face Loras College in the NCAA Division III tournament.
Webster names Patricia Arnold new Vice President of Advancement
“I want to take the stories of Webster out into the community,” Arnold said. “We want to bring [alumni] back into the fold of Webster and get them excited about what we’re doing and have them help in creating a brighter future for our students.”
Will Hocker sets school record at Rhodes Invitational
Will Hocker grew up watching Tiger Woods set pro golf records. During one of his first events as a collegiate golfer, Hocker broke the SLIAC record for lowest score by five strokes.
Freshman volleyball player out-serves the competition
Freshman outside hitter Samantha Kruse helps lead the volleyball team to a school record ten game winning streak.
Alum wins Best Business Woman Award
Donna Erbs has become one of the top businesswomen in St. Louis, earning varied accomplishments and accolades in the business world. Over the course of her professional career, she has…
Tyler Kendrick kicks game winner in home opener
Sophomore midfielder comes back strong after missing freshman season.
Athletes win baseball, softball postseason awards
Three Webster University athletes are awarded for athletic excellence over the summer.
Katie O’Toole: Female Athlete of the Year
Senior volleyball player Katie O’Toole followed her sister’s footsteps in volleyball and made her own mark at Webster University. O’Toole’s sister Allie O’Toole played for the Webster volleyball team from…
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