Daughter of Webster University’s first black student shares mother’s story
Webster's first African-American graduate underwent struggles with the Catholic community as well as national segregation issues.
AUDIO SLIDESHOW: Webster Groves churches host vigil, support same-sex marriage
Local congregations gathered on Monday, March 26 to pray for a ruling in favor of marriage equality from the U.S. Supreme Court this week. The U.S. Supreme Court will hear the oral arguments of two cases that could change federal laws concerning same-sex marriage on Tuesday and Wednesday, March 26-27.
VIDEO: Middle Ground: A conversation between an Israeli and a Palestinian
The constant threat of terror between Israel and Palestine is an ancient matter Webster University students Hanan Rahman, a Palestinian-American, and Daniel Movitz, a...
Playing while Black: A look into Black student-athletes’ lives
All photos in this series were taken by Vanessa Jones.
MULTIMEDIA: Webster University students ‘live in poverty’ at Heifer Ranch, live in homes without...
Ten Webster University students spent half of their fall break in Arkansas in a poverty simulation to learn about world hunger. They slept in homes that exemplified poverty in different countries. They promised to pass on what they learned.
Photo Series: Inmates protest at St. Louis City Justice Center
On April 5, inmates at the City Justice Center in St. Louis protested. They broke windows and chanted as people gathered on the street...
Webster Groves restaurants find ways to adapt in spite of pandemic
Ghost kitchens. Delivery service. Curbside services. These are just some ways restaurant owners have had to get creative in the face of the COVID-19...
COVID-19 inspires need for animal companionship
Crestwood Animal Shelter broke its record for cat adoptions in 2020 with 103 cats adopted.
Sarah Deneau, a pet foster parent and a supporter of...
Webster plans COVID-19 vaccination clinics
Webster students, along with the Webster community, can sign up to be vaccinated at the Luhr Building on April 24 or April 29.
Webster...
The Journal On-Air Episode #6: The Finale includes an interview with the SGA president,...
Vaccine clinics, the student government association and favorite businesses are all included in this last episode of The Journal On-Air.
For one last time, the...
NCAA Div-III to Reduce Punishment for Positive Drug Tests
Division III officials hope the rule change will encourage athletes to return to athletics, school after serving their suspensions.
Webster organizes vaccine opportunities for students
Webster will be bussing residential students to The Dome April 15 and 16. The school will then host a clinic for other students, faculty...
Webster faculty helps vaccinate St. Louis community
Nursing Professor Mary Ann Drake looked at her patient after vaccinating them against COVID-19. The patient had tears in her eyes; she was a...
Episode #5: Red Card Campaign, another chance for funding and cross-country
The Journal On-Air talks about the most recent news Webster has to offer. Global connections and campaigns await, as well as sports interviews and...
Transgender actress Dominique Jackson shares struggle to find acceptance
"I was so determined to prove I wasn't this abomination everybody said I was," Jackson said at the Oct. 17 fall headliners event.
From fleeing...
May Gallery hosts first Bill Barrett Annual Faculty Photography Exhibition
The exhibition ran from Feb. 18 to March 11 and was open to all current and former faculty, according to Aaron AuBuchon.
For 23...