Tattoos of Webster
In the spring of 2016, The Journal set out to create a gallery chronicling the different tattoos that students and employees at Webster have on their bodies. Every tattoo holds significant meaning to those that get ink, and The Journal wants their stories to be heard.
Stress Relief Week events met with low student turnout
No students signed up to attend Human iPod Night during stress relief week, and only a handful attended the nail painting event. Student event...
Conservatory produces ‘Urinetown: The Musical’
"Urinetown: The Musical" ran from April 29 through May 3. COVID-19 caused challenges as the Conservatory prepared for the musical, but it also presented...
The Quarantoons create a virtual performance
The juniors and seniors in the music department created a virtual music performance. The music ranges from Chopin to The Beatles.
The juniors and seniors...
Webster hosts Abby Wambach during Virtual Headliner Series
Abby Wambach stressed the importance of empowering women during the seminar.
Webster University brought in two-time Olympic gold medalist, FIFA Women’s World Cup champion and...
Organizations stay afloat despite COVID-19 restrictions
Webster clubs are finding ways to stay connected during COVID-19 restrictions. The Wonderful World coordinates facemasks when the members cannot be together in person. As...
Virtual Headliner Series committed to bringing diverse perspectives
Michael Steele, who has worked with The Lincoln Project, will be the second person to visit Webster as part of the Spring 2021 Virtual...
Webster staff encourages students to be vigilant during holiday season
Many of this year's holiday celebrations have been followed by spikes in COVID-19. Students hoping to celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday can take steps to...
Webster offers workout stations in the Grant Gymnasium
Students have begun taking advantage of the new workout stations in the Grant Gymnasium.
The Grant Gymnasium is now the designated spot to workout on...
Campus activities try to build community during COVID-19
On campus, clubs and organizations are figuring out new ways to connect and engage with students during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Involvement Fair was...
Students gather together for Sweets & Social
Students were able to color, socialize, and eat donuts at the Sweets & Social event on Fed. 14.
Patti Hayes, an Event Coordinator, hosted Sweets...
LGBTQ+ students highlight their experiences at Webster
Webster University is a campus that promotes inclusion and diversity. Members of the LGBTQ community have faced challenges and have found inclusive systems at...
Studying abroad leads to culture shock for students
Webster offers a wide range of study abroad opportunities to its students. There are so many reasons that studying abroad may seem daunting to some: leaving your friends and family, moving to completely unfamiliar territory, language barriers, visas and finances. Others might be excited to thrive in a different environment, meet new people, benefit from campus-specific courses, and have a fresh start. For me, it was a bit of both.
Communications Career Week kicks off in Sverdrup
From entertainment and talent acquisition to surgery video editing, communications graduates have a diverse range of job prospects. A panel discussion led by six...
Webster Art Show showcases students’ past to present
Sophia Coon and Lillian Gardner are part of a team of fine arts students putting together an art show not just for art students,...
Student introduces new opera radio show to The Galaxy
A little over a year ago, Brandon Detra worked his first shift as an usher at the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis (OTSL). There,...
SGA plans resurfacing of sand volleyball courts
SGA President Sarah Hill said the area will be repurposed to provide a space for all students.
After a year of preparations, the sand volleyball...