Dancers hold tournament for trip
By Andrea Sisney
The thud of foam balls making solid contact with a dancer’s body reverberated across Grant Gymnasium as he hit the floorboards. His...
Trio dedicates performance to black composers
Before he played “Overjoyed” in honor of Wonder, its original perfomer to conclude the Black History Month concert on February 7, he noted this song was from the heart.
‘The Rite’ just seems wrong
"The Rite" starts out with great promise, but it ends with little payoff.
Black History Month: Hayes reflects on 1960s movement
When civil rights became a national topic during the ’60s, the students of Webster University helped play a role in the movement in St. Louis.
Freshman gives testimonial through Christian rapping
Mendoza then thought to put a beat under the poem. Tyler's influence Mendoza went to the studio to record the poem, which was also his first Christian rap song, "Conversion," about him converting to Christianity. "Conversion" became popular among his friends and Mendoza created a total of 12 rap singles.
‘Out There’ Wear: Students show off strange fashion
By Andrea Sisney
When Shaunise Frazier talks about her roommate to other Webster University students, the reaction is almost always the same.
“Normally when I describe...
RA, student is expectant mother
When Xavier Garcia found out his daughter, Angie Garcia, was pregnant seven months ago, he was so disappointed he wouldn’t talk to her for two weeks
Students enter photos in annual contest
Cara Longo, a senior photography major, looked at her collection of photographs, all potential entries for the Juried Show. As she made her final...
VIDEO: Gorlok goes green
Students in Free Enterprise constructed a plastic bottle Gorlok on Sunday, Nov. 14 on the Quad.
Business offer student discounts
There are many advantages to having a Webster I.D. Off campus, there are many places to receive discounts and special offers. Five Webster Groves businesses have offers to save students some cash.
Cameras and Cut Ups
“No Strings Attached” provokes laughs, tears, predictability
Wellness at Webster
A smiling Don Morris sits in his office reflecting on his last year. He’s brimming with confidence as he talks about his recent achievements, and why he decided to undertake them.
Performing Prisoners: Conservatory alumnus prepares incarcerated for life after prison
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.
Alumna named Missouri lawyer of the year
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.
Cameras and Cut Ups: “The Green Hornet” brings hype, lacks substance
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.
Remembering Martin Luther King Jr.: Students march, celebrate the 25th national holiday
Students celebrated Martin Luther King Day on Webster University’s campus by marching and reading the famous “I Have a Dream” speech.