St. Louis couples marry as an act of protest
Cupcakes and pride flags were passed out on the steps of St. Louis City Hall the week of Oct. 12. Lot's Wife Trans and Queer Chaplaincy hosted pop-up elopements during…
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St. Louis Women’s March rallies downtown to protest Supreme Court Nominee
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PHOTOS: St. Louis Wheel celebrates its first birthday at Union Station
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Webster student starts her own small business
Junior Kayla Calac has made $5,000 in the past five months from selling homemade products. (more…)
Local fitness retailer sees 392% increase in sales of exercise equipment during COVID-19
As fitness enthusiasts began to work out at home during the pandemic, Play It Again Sports saw a drastic increase in their sales of exercise equipment. (more…)
Shrewsbury local hosts park party to bring community together
Caitlyn Reynolds knew something had to be done for local businesses during the COVID-19 shutdowns. Her solution? Park parties. (more…)
Webster community expresses themselves through face coverings
Whether supporting sports teams, displaying school pride or creating coordinated outfits, students and staff at Webster University are finding ways to get creative with their face coverings. (more…)
St. Louis libraries offer drive-thru COVID-19 testing
St. Louis County Libraries offer books and other recourses for their community. Now, they are working with the St. Louis County Health Department and Abbott Labs to offer free, drive-thru…
Student finds quiet places to take Zoom classes
Commuter student Logan Nguyen takes an online class the same day as an in-person class. Over the first few weeks, Nguyen explored places to attend Zoom meetings on campus. (more…)
PHOTOS: Protests across St. Louis advocate against racism
Juneteenth is recognized as the day the last enslaved persons were freed from Galveston, TX two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. This photo series by two Webster Journal students looks…
COVID-19 affects Webster Groves, the first few weeks in photos
On March 11, Webster University announced all classes would move online until April 3 in response to the coronavirus outbreak. However, as the situation developed, the university quickly adjusted its…
Student Liza Pequeño beats terminal cancer diagnosis, finds new life
Liza Pequeño's doctor told her she'd have a year to live. Five years later, she's getting a bachelor's degree in criminology. (more…)
Webster senior sculpts work based on blindness
Webster senior Amy Travis sculpts a piece on blindness after being inspired by body language. (more…)
Webster community reflects on Peter Sargent’s impact
“Peter left a legacy, a precious gift we must preserve, nurture and grow,” President Julian Schuster said. “He defined art at Webster: flamboyant yet very modest, jovial, yet perceptive and…
May Gallery features work of photo critic Stephen Perloff
When Stephen Perloff looked out of his airplane window, he saw a blanket of clouds extending into the horizon. As the plane dipped below the clouds, he said, he felt…
Webster Art Show showcases students’ past to present
Sophia Coon and Lillian Gardner are part of a team of fine arts students putting together an art show not just for art students, but the whole university. “Back to…
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