Lara, Elizabeth Teeter bring talents to “The Little Mermaid”
Muny CEO, Denny Reagan says for the Teeter family, acting is in the genes.
Beckah Reed, dance majors reflect on Thailand trip
Dance Department Chair Beckah Reed and four dance students face the painful yet rewarding challenge of learning Thai classical dance. The students, in return, get to show off their western steps.
Webster Groves Farmers Market sustains community, sells fresh produce
The Webster Groves Farmers Market establishes itself at Old Orchard Avenue. Tomatoes and apples are just a couple of fresh produce products available.
Goodbye, Harry Potter
Incoming freshman, Hayden Andrews, reflects on her relationship with Harry and the connection he had with millions worldwide.
Their final bow
Seniors Kelly Nienaltowski and Conor Edward Kelly Dagenfield took the stage of the Browning Theatre for the last time on April 24. After four years of acting and assisting shows at the Conservatory of Theatre Arts, they will say their final goodbyes to Webster University when they graduate this May.
“Book of Mormon”
Michael James Scott left Webster University’s Conservatory of Theatre Arts halfway through his senior year to follow his dream of becoming an actor. Now, after starring in over 20 productions, he’s appearing in his seventh Broadway play “The Book of Mormon,” directed by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, creators of South Park.
Seniors show off final pieces in Hunt Gallery
Thought-inspiring pieces from thirteen seniors filled the Cecille S. Hunt Gallery on April 22 at the Bachelor of Arts Student Exhibition.
Leaving his “baby”
Commuter Council president graduates
Chris Penberthy is in his last days as president of Webster University’s Commuter Council, a title that he has held since...
Unveiled
Women in ball gowns twirled and men in masks danced at the Black and White Unveiled Masquerade Ball Saturday, April 23. Webster University’s Association for African American Collegians hosted the ball. AAAC members pushed tables in Marletto’s Marketplace to the side, filled the space with balloons and hired DJs to give Webster University students an end-of-the-semester party.
Creative Jamboree moves inside due to weather, continues to rock
Webster University’s second Annual Creative Jamboree took a surprising turn when students attending the free event, expecting to see live music and environmental awareness activities, were asked to take cover in the University Center’s lower level due to tornado warnings in the area.
Music department selects full-time professor
In the fall 2011 semester, Webster’s Music Department will have a new addition; Martha Hart will join Webster’s music faculty starting next August.
Girl Talk!
The blue lights illuminating the Grant Gymnasium went out, bringing an explosion of noise from hundreds of awaiting fans. As the seconds ticked by, the audience got more and more anxious. Arms went up, slow claps started, cell phone flashlights shook in the air and a chant overtook the crowd.
Student performances take the stage, open for Girl Talk
The opening acts for Girl Talk, featuring the rap duo Tef Poe and Rocky with DJ Kevin Mimms, and Samuriot, a ska band, brought an exciting energy to the stage to end SpringFest.
Survival: A day in the life of a human
Copy Editor and photographer for The Journal, Eva Connors, followed a pack of humans and recorded how they survived the zombie acopalypse.
Notes from a Human
Sunday, April 10 6:43 P.M. They are lying. They all are lying. I can tell just by looking at their faces. They rather let innocent people die and cover up their own asses then tell us all the truth about what’s going on. They say there is no infection yet we are still having a meeting tonight? More to come…