TITLE Boxing Club Rock Hill instructor Heath Norton teaches a Webster University student the basics of boxing in the Sunnen Lounge April 17. Campus Activities hosted the one-hour session called “Intro to Kickboxing.”
Parr’s trip to study Chinese religion and culture is funded by a faculty grant.
Independent game developing studio Happy Badger Studio are putting the finishing touches on SmuggleCraft, a racing game where players will smuggle contraband between three factions.
The faculty mentoring program hopes to raise retention rates of transfer students.
A radio host speaks on air with a serial killer. An elevator serves as a gate to an alternate reality. A man walks into customs at the airport with credentials from a non-existent country.These stories come from the mind of Webster alumnus Bryan Alaspa, class of 1993.
Hundreds of sticky notes with positive messages hung from the wall in the University Center.
Simone Cummings will be Webster’s first African-American female dean.
New platform meant to provide more stability and better response times.
Carrie Juenger was not allowed to have a horse when she was a child. Now, she is determined to have 1,000 horses.
Webster University is making an effort to double the study abroad enrollment of U.S. students with the goal of sending 500 students abroad a year by 2020.
Olivia Potter’s dream was to travel abroad. The summer before school, she worked to make that dream come true and, after a few money-making efforts, began her 22-country expedition in the Netherlands.
This introductory level course was designed for the 1 year MBA, but now it’s opened up to all.
Senior acting major Austen Danielle Bohmer was born into the world of theatre. Both of her parents work in the industry – more specifically, Broadway – so she spent a lot of time in theatres growing up. But theatre is not the only thing she has in common with her parents: attending Webster University runs in the family, too.
Webster University is introducing a new meal plan system starting in the 2017-18 academic year. The “Blue and Gold” meal plan will be the only option for students, and the four meal plan options currently offered will no longer be available.
Webster University adjunct faculty member Zlatko Ćosić changed his identity to escape war in Yugoslavia. He used his life and nature to begin a career in art.
Disappointed by presidential election results, students brought a message of hope and unity to campus with chalk.
