Webster University alumnus Matt Wallace uses an unconventional method to rehabilitate inmates at the Luther Luckett Correctional Complex in Lagrange, Kentucky — he uses the works of William Shakespeare.
Lorenz-Moser, a Webster 1997 alumna, was meeting with a victim of domestic violence who murdered her abuser. The call was from Missouri Lawyer’s Weekly to tell her she is the 2010 Missouri Lawyer of the Year.
The Green Hornet is a character that many remember and few actually know. Since his beginning on the radio by creator George W. Trendle, fans have been riding along with him and his accomplice Kato as they try to fight crime in their own way. As a movie, The Green Hornet’s story could have found success.
Students celebrated Martin Luther King Day on Webster University’s campus by marching and reading the famous “I Have a Dream” speech.
Professor Brad Loudenback teaches an eight-week art course on the Decadence movement.
Adjunct education professor, Marilyn Miller, has been cancer-free for six years and takes it one day at a time.
Megan Wetzel is the new director of East and West Halls and is deaf.
“The Alligator People” is one of the better Blockuster Blunders. It was charming and silly, but smart in its own right.
Local photographer and Webster alumni, Sarah Carmody, has her work on display in the May Gallery.
‘Loudass Party” was held on Friday, September 24th in Maria Hall on Webster University’s campus. While loud, it was not well attended.
Webster University had two performances at the fourth annual Dancing in the Streets festival on Sept. 25th at Grand Center near the Fox Theater.
For the second year in a row, Campus Activities helped celebrate Webster University homecoming weekend by holding a carnival behind the University Center. The carnival has replaced the traditional fall concert with a more family-friendly outdoor experience.
