Webster Gorlok named one of Buzzfeed’s weirdest mascots
Webster was one of 23 university mascots from across the United States to make Buzzfeed's Weirdest Mascot list.
Webster University professors start conversations on sexual assault
Sociology professors go to extra mile to educate their students on sexual assault.
Actress Laverne Cox coming to Webster
The Emmy Award-nominee will be visiting Webster to explore transgender rights with students and faculty.
Philosophy Coalition back after five years of inactivity
The Philosophy Coalition is back in business. On March 30, the coalition will host the 13th Annual Philosophy Conference in Sunnen Lounge.
Figure drawing models strip in the name of art
Figure drawing models discuss what it is like to pose nude for art students.
Webster band ‘Big Tobacco’ headlines campus concert
Webster students from rival bands joined together to form Big Tobacco.
Culture Chat seeks to increase inclusion on campus
The biweekly event Culture Chat encourages students to get to know their fellow diverse students and develop new friendships.
Sisu: a female exhibition, opens doors March 10
Webster's Arcade building will feature art pieces done by women for women throughout March to celebrate Women's History Month.
Stories of survival: ‘New World’ encourages empathy toward St. Louis refugees
'New World' follows three refugee women before, during and after they fled to America in search of a new life. The play will be the final event of Webster University's Diversity and Inclusion Conference.
#MeToo founder Tarana Burke encourages students to speak their truth
Tarana Burke founded the #MeToo movement, which went viral in October 2017. Burke spoke to Webster students about how she uses her experience to help other survivors of sexual assault.
‘Whose Streets?’ hits home for Webster students
"Whose streets?" Webster students reflect on post-Ferguson documentary.
Webster’s Conservatory – What happens behind the scenes
Get a behind the scene look at how The Conservatory produces a show. From designing the set, to making the costumes; everything it took to make "As You Like It."
First international student graduates from Conservatory
Jaemin Shin, from Korea, will be the first international student to graduate from both the Dramaturgy program and the Conservatory.
Webster student premieres film at international film festival
Maalik Shakoor's first paying acting job was in a Missouri Lottery commercial. Now, he has just premiered his short film "He Who Listens" at the St. Louis International Film Festival.
Webster’s Indian culture club Sangam brings Indian light festival to campus
Sangam, Webster's newest club, brought traditional Indian food, clothing and activities to campus to celebrate India's celebrated holiday, Diwali.
Loui family grows up with Webster Conservatory
Wayne Loui is one of the original founding members of the Conservatory. 50 years later, he and his family are still a big part of the performing arts school.