What does feminism look like at Webster University?
What does feminism look like to you? Feminism looks like the Sisters of Loretto for the director of the Multicultural Center and International Student Affairs Colette Cummings. (more…)
September 30, 2020
Author: The Journal
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dies at 87
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died of complications from cancer. (more…)
Webster Groves election to be held on June 2
Webster Groves will hold an election on June 2. Student Government Association President Sarah Hill created an infographic to give students and residents of Webster Groves an inside look at…
Photojournalism
[caption id="attachment_54007" align="alignnone" width="747"] Counter-protester Alex Cummings blocks traffic during an anti-quarantine protest in front of the St. Louis County Offices in Clayton, MO on April 21, 2020. Cummings is…
At Risk COVID19
[caption id="attachment_53993" align="alignnone" width="763"] Fortunata and John Darmody wave from the front porch of their St. Louis home.[/caption] By Alex Darmody Logging on to any form of social media in…
Webster student tests positive for COVID-19
The Conservatory student tested positive after a trip to New York over spring break. (more…)
Transformer explosion temporarily forces students to leave dorms
East Hall residents, many of whom were studying for midterms, were interrupted tonight at around 7:50 p.m. when fire alarms went off. (more…)
A voter’s guide to the Missouri Democratic Primary
The 2020 Missouri Democratic primary is one week away. Do you know the candidates, and more important, do you know where they stand on important issues such as education, gun…
Tabletop Role-playing Game Club to start podcast
The Tabletop Role-playing Game Club has gained new members and is now eyeing a spot on Webster's campus radio. (more…)
Bosnian student recalls her roots in a tribute to her parents
By: Amina Kopik Kopik remembers Bosnia, her family, and her home country's history of genocide and war. (more…)
Webster University implements online Title IX training
Starting Jan. 21, students, staff and faculty at all Webster locations have a month to complete mandatory online Title IX training. The University says that such training is vital to…
Hermann, Missouri hosts its first Black History Month celebration
Hermann, Missouri is hosting its first Black History Month celebration on Feb. 29. The Herman Symposium will include guest speakers and will look at Hermann's abolitionist history. (more…)
Musician finds new way to follow her passion
Joelle Aaron views music as a passion, but as a major, it ultimately was not for her. By: Cameren Agosta, Abby Frye, and Cas Waigand (more…)
City Museum band features professor and students
A 93-year-old trapeze artist, a Webster University professor and his students, and an ex-Circus Arts professor all have one thing in common: their love for the circus and its performers.…
Latinas headline at Superbowl half-time show
The 2020 Superbowl hosted a series of historical milestones. But, as we celebrate our champions, the Kansas City Chiefs, it is worth remembering that not all of this season’s wins took place on the field. This year,…
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