People: Hibernian St. Patrick’s Day parade shines light on Irish Dogtown
Each year on March 17, Ireland’s patron saint leads the Dougherty family through the streets of Dogtown on a flatbed truck. The Doughertys, decked...
People: Joe Edwards’ decades-long commitment to the Delmar Loop
Since 1972, the Delmar Loop has been transformed from a modest neighborhood with only a few buildings to an exciting and location for all...
Community is key for students and teachers recovering from pandemic isolation
As the three-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic passes by, in-person school communities have begun reappearing. However, the return also brings challenges for students...
College students are more than “just tired”
Webster psychology student Maribeth Wagganer’s own struggle with college-induced sleep deprivation inspired her to research how “pink noise” can be used to improve college...
Webster University’s “Yu-Gi-Oh! Challenger”
If you wandered around the Sverdrup Building in March, you might have noticed flyers advertising Yu-Gi-Oh games for monetary prizes and a phone number...
Science Professor Shannon Kispert bridges gap between performance and education
Earning a teaching certificate requires practical skills, like organization and time management. But at the Webster University Biological Sciences Department, a good teacher must...
St. Louis consignment shops meet growing demand for affordable fashion
Consignment shops are a growing industry in the St. Louis area, and their lower costs and wider selection compared to retail chains appeal to...
Forty-five pieces of artwork find new home on Art and Found Day
As part of International Art and Found Day on March 12, board members of Webster Arts in collaboration with local artists wrapped and placed...
Photo Series:What’s blooming around campus?
Upon the groundhog’s decision of six more weeks of winter, spring is officially starting to blossom throughout the Webster University campus. With more flowers...
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice reflects on her time at Webster
Since graduating from Webster University in 1972, Webster alumna Ann Walsh Bradley has become one of seven justices on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, making...
Students come first for mentor & athletics coach Matt Saitz
For more than a decade, strength and conditioning coach Matt Saitz has been a mentor for student athletes at Webster University.
His philosophy, “devalue the...
Webster film student Hailey Sherman leaves medicine for media
A singer spotlit in a fleeting moment of ecstasy, backdropped by a pitch-black stage. If you’ve walked the halls of Sverdrup over the past...
Lack of student engagement at AES Concert Series
On Feb. 3, Webster’s Audio Engineering Society (AES), hosted a concert series with musical guests, including Tryptamind, Slaazo Kidd and Beekman. At the event,...
Brief: Webster Conservatory student to release first album
Webster musical theater major DeAnté Bryant will be performing at the Sheldon Concert Hall on Feb. 28 in an event releasing his debut album....
Grammy nominee Carl Nappa leverages expertise in the classroom
Carl Nappa is the department chair for the Audio Aesthetics and Technology department at Webster University. Alongside teaching, Nappa is a Grammy-nominated record producer...
Studying abroad, is it for everyone?
Webster’s study abroad program ranks among the top in the nation, according to the 2019 U.S. News & World Report, with campuses and partner...