A new creative outlet
The cast and crew of last semester’s production of Rocky Horror Picture Show collaborated this semester to create a new club called P!NG: A Performing Arts Collective, a club that aims to provide a creative outlet for Webster students.
10 years after the storm
The night before Hurricane Katrina hit the southern United States in 2005, journalist Jarvis DeBerry joined his colleagues in the building of the New...
Webster students and faculty celebrate the Chinese New Year
Webster’s Confucius Institute hosted a celebration of Chinese culture for the seventh year in Sunnen Lounge Feb. 12 to commemorate the Chinese New Year.
Lifestyle Spotlight: Webster club teaches self defense
Webster University students Timotius Gunawan, Dalton Edwards and Christopher Austin share one belief: everyone should learn how to defend themselves. They are currently teaching others to do this through their new organization, the Webster Self-Defense Club.
Trio performs Vignettes from Russia and France
The sounds of the violin, clarinet and piano filled the air on Feb. 2 as Jeanine York-Garesche, Alison Rolf and Nancy Mayo performed a brief concert for a small audience in the Thompson concert hall.
Webster Forensics and Debate team begins new year with success
Webster University’s Forensics and Debate Team started 2016 with multiple wins at a competition hosted by John Brown University and the University of Oklahoma.
Among the...
Trio band Time For Three to perform for Community Music School’s 90th anniversary celebration
Time For Three (TFT) will be performing in St. Louis for the first time. They are here to help the Community Music School (CMS) of Webster University celebrate 90 years of music education. Their concert is March 31 at 7 p.m. in the CMS.
Repertory tackles themes of race, peace activism in spring season
The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis Spring Production Schedule.
Randy Holmes Quintet performs at Winifred Moore
The Randy Holmes Quintet, a five-person jazz ensemble, performed Monday, Jan. 25 at Webster. The performance brought jazz lovers and students from around the area to the Winifred Moore Auditorium to listen to the group’s arrangement in the first concert of the Spring season. Frontman Randy Holmes has been playing jazz for over 40 years.