Second FallFest carnival is a wild ride
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.
Webster graduate acts in award-winning film project
Webster graduate Chad Emery starred in Webster Geneva's Amnah Abudawood's award-winning short film.
A new chef in the kitchen
Jonanthan Kraft brings international cuisine to Webster as the new head chef at Marletto's Marketplace.
Get lost with Liz: How to tackle homesickness while abroad
Study abroad student overcomes longing for home with a weekend trip to Berlin.
Pixar goes prehistoric
Webster University animation majors asked Pixar Animation Studios effects artist Michael O’Brien what a studio like the animation giant was looking for in a...
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…
Take a language vacation
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.
William Penn University gears up for first HvZ game
Student Joe Stutting is bringing Humans vs. Zombies to his campus, William Penn University in Oskaloosa, Iowa.
Up in the air
Joselyn Simms pulls herself onto a trapeze hanging above a tile floor in Satori Gallery. She bites her lip in concentration, making a concerted effort to breathe as she begins to spin, flip and dive, striking graceful poses.
VIDEO: Two Greek organizations earn recognition at annual step show competition
Webster University's Gospel Choir hosted the second annual "Break the Stage" event.
For a healthier life
Zoë Kennison, freshman, finds inspiration after working at a weight loss camp to become a dietician. To do so, though, she must transfer schools.
The farmers market guide
As summer closes, some markets keep their doors open
Emerging playwrights of Webster
Student group Surfacing displays seven works during annual one-act play festival
Dancing for the chorus
Muny hosted auditions for their 2012 dance chorus line at the Community Music School, from Feb. 4-5.
The band Dots Not Feathers will reveal its new sound at the Firebird
Dots Not Feathers will reveal its new sound at the Firebird tonight. The band is in the process of recording a new album.
Q&A with Dora Trenbeath
The stage manager of ‘The Children’s Hour’ explains her role, discusses her approach to the play.