Jim Obergefell talks activism at Webster’s first Speaker Series of the year
Jim Obergefell spoke to webster students on Sept. 20 at the Loretto Hilton Center. The 2015 Supreme Court case Obergefell v. Hodges effectively legalized...
Webster student Fahima Band Ali fundraises for Afghan refugees
Fahima Band Ali said moving to the United States from another country is difficult. She immigrated to the U.S. in 2017 and is now...
Webster soccer teams chase after conference championships
Both the men's and women's soccer teams are hoping to achieve a St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference win. The men's team is starting the...
Webster students enjoy in-person connection at ‘Comeback Tour’
Webster University hosted the "Comeback Tour" as students returned to campus. Students like Leah Dwyer believed the in-person atmosphere helped bring a sense of...
Bosnia Civil War refugee helps immigrants
Amela Muftarevic fought to keep her children safe during the Bosnian Civil War. When she got to America, she helped other Bosnians do the...
Trauma and PTSD still affect Bosnian community
Imagine your hometown turning into a warzone, having to leave and losing friends and family along the way. For many Bosnians in St. Louis,...
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...
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.
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Chess coach Susan Polgar to retire from Webster
Susan Polgar and her husband, assistant chess coach Paul Truong, are planning on moving to Florida. Liem Quang Le, one of Polgar's former students,...
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...
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...
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...
Dance major learns to spread his wings at Webster
David Porras struggled as he grew up, but finally feels like he can be himself at Webster.
Butterflies are beautiful, yet they cannot see their...
‘Stories of Resistance’ resonates with students, seeks global connections
"Stories of Resistance" at the St. Louis Contemporary Art Museum resonated with Webster student Keshon Duke. The exhibition highlights a global view of resistance.
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Webster promotes global Red Card Campaign
Nearly one in three women are victims of physical or sexual violence in their lifetime. Webster University is involved in a campaign seeking to...
The Journal On-Air: Episode #4: Political polarization, student releases EP and more
The presidents of Webster University College Democrats and Webster University Conservatives talk about political polarization, a Webster student releases an EP and more.
The presidents...