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A mix of freshmen and veterans will try to lead the Webster University men's soccer team to the NCAA Division III tournament.

Debra Carpenter leaves her position as dean, returns to her passion.

Matt Saitz, former assistant strength and conditioning coach for the Atlanta Braves, joins the Webster Athletics staff. Saitz was hired after the creation of a new NCAA Division III rule.

Norbert Leo Butz returned to work on "Catch Me If You Can," only four days after his sister's funeral. He wins a Tony for his performance and the Butz Family establishes The Angel Band Project in Teresa Butz's memory.

Dance Department Chair Beckah Reed and four dance students face the painful yet rewarding challenge of learning Thai classical dance. The students, in return, get to show off their western steps.

Mike Salevouris, a history professor at Webster University for more than 40 years, has witnessed the evolution of the university and its student body. After many years of guiding students and helping Webster become what it is today, Salevouris is now retiring.

The blue lights illuminating the Grant Gymnasium went out, bringing an explosion of noise from hundreds of awaiting fans. As the seconds ticked by, the audience got more and more anxious. Arms went up, slow claps started, cell phone flashlights shook in the air and a chant overtook the crowd.

Justin Raymundo runs unopposed for a third term of SGA's presidency, makes history at Webster University.

The last two days have been busy for Stephen Martines. After a 3:30 a.m. flight from Los Angeles to Nashville, Martines traveled to a music studio to record a couple songs. The next morning he is back on an airplane, taking a connecting flight to Dallas and then back to Los Angeles. Martines makes soccer practice in the afternoon and, in the coming days, will be working on the production of an independent film. His schedule would be daunting for any professional. But Martines, a 35-year-old former Webster University student, knows what he wants.

The 21 close-knit Conservatory students and lone photography student are waiting for the bus to embark on the seven-hour journey to Fort Wayne, Indiana. They are traveling to the funeral of their friend Thomas Carter Flueckiger, a freshman lighting design major. Thomas died March 28 from lung cancer.

Dan Savage, 37, brought hope to millions of YouTube viewers in September 2010 with his “It Gets Better” campaign. On Monday, March 21, Savage...

On March 21 and 22, the School of Communications at Webster University’s campus in Geneva, Switzerland, hosted the second annual International Media Trends Conference....

Hanan Rahman, a sophomore double majoring in legal studies and human rights, and five other Arab-Americans spoke with Senator Claire McCaskill’s regional director Michelle Sherod to express their discontent with U.S. military aid to Egypt.

Webster Student practices the ancient Middle Eastern art of belly dancing.

By Alex Brandt Webster students were introduced not only to professors from the Confucius Institute, but also to the mythical man-eating dragon Nian during the...

Four of the greatest student athletes in Webster University history were officially inducted into the Webster Athletic Hall of Fame on Feb. 5. Halley (Spann) Barke, Mike Hutchison, Eric Stack and Dan Thoman joined last year’s inaugural class to comprise the first nine individuals enshrined in the HOF.