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Webster international students adapt to a different environment

Yue Zhang -
Lian de Rijke, Mengting Li, Angela Menéndez Álvarez-Cofiño and Christopher Harless all come from different countries and speak different languages. As international students, they are trying their best to live like Americans.
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The Repertory celebrates 50 years

Bill Loellke -
The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis was founded in 1966 and has changed names, stages, directors and ways of performing as it honors its fiftieth season.
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Webster human rights students, faculty visit Rwanda

Melissa Buelt -
Dr. Elizabeth Sausele, Dr. Lindsey Kingston and students traveled to Rwanda for two weeks as part of a human rights hybrid course. The group experienced the land and culture of the country including Azizi Life and the Kagali Genocide Memorial.
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Birth of the giant W

Nick Fuhrmann -
Each year during freshman orientation week, staff and students from all walks of life come together to form a giant W on the quad—a tradition which has had a short history at Webster, and requires careful planning to execute.
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Welcome back, Gorloks!

Sara Bannoura -
"It always makes me feel welcome. I feel more like I am home here." Students taking part in campus activities during their first week of...
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Aidy Bryant, Saturday Night Live regular, to headline night of comedy at Webster

Kavahn Mansouri -
Webster’s Campus Activities team has announced actress and Saturday Night Live regular Aidy Bryant as the fall headliner.
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Choir reunites with Groban

Bill Loellke -
It was a four-peat for the Webster University Chamber Singers when they performed with Josh Groban at the Starlite Theatre in Kansas City, Missouri. This performance marked their fourth with the singer.
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Malone shines light on ‘The Dark Days’

Bill Loellke -
At a school assembly where parents shared stories about losing children to heroin, Webster University junior David Malone got the idea that would lead to his future independent film, The Dark Days.
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From Jensen to Jensen

Bill Loellke -
Professor Scott Jensen came to Webster University 20 years ago with the goal of helping the forensics and debate program grow. This year, he will be walking away as director of the program and handing it to his wife, Gina Jensen.
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A look at the International Friendship Program

Yue Zhang -
Webster's International Friendship Program gives the community an opportunity to develop friendships with international students. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BnAM3PV8Qo
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VIDEO: Webster Fighting Game Club brings competitive gaming to campus

Kavahn Mansouri -
The Webster Fighting Game Club hosted its third monthly tournament last weekend, bringing competitive gamers to campus to play games like Super Smash Bros and Street Fighter.
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Take a language vacation

Yue Zhang -
The International Language and Cultures Department holds the Intensive Weekend annually and this particular weekend saw students encouraged to do one thing: speak only German.
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‘One world, many stories’

Yue Zhang -
Webster students Bryce Goodloe and Brianna Brown performed for the first time at the spoken word open mic during I-Fest 2016. Goodloe usually performs as an actor, but this was his first time performing spoken word poetry.
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Students take first place in advertising competition

Melissa Buelt -
Webster University marketing and advertising students competed in the annual National Student Advertising Competition (NSAC) regionals April 15 in Kansas City, Mo, taking first place in their district.
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Like father, like daughter

Chelsie Hollis -
Webster University alumnus Joe Mancuso graduated with a bachelor’s degree in music in the fall of 1989, but the singer is not the only Mancuso to relish the rhythm of jazz. His daughter, junior Chela Mancuso, is majoring in music with an emphasis in vocal jazz.
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P!NG performance showcases student talents

Gabriela Medrano -
Webster University’s P!NG: A Peforming Arts Collective produced its first show since receiving the approval to become an official club. After discussing at weekly meetings what the club’s first official event would be, the club decided to hold a cabaret titled “Great Expectations.”
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