City urges university to submit its plans for future expansion
The City of Webster Groves urged Webster University to submit its plans for future expansion at the Feb. 25 special Plan Commission meeting.
Webster Groves City Council approves 1st and 2nd Reading of Ordinance 8753 despite objections...
After three postponements, Ordinance 8753 moved forward at Webster Groves City Council meeting. The ordinance outlines the possible sale or lease of Eden's property to 10 vendors including Webster University.
Deceased grandfather gives Aaron Griffin strength on the court
Aaron Griffin’s eyes met his grandfather’s in the crowd as he exited the huddle at the Dec. 20, 2013 game. It was the first...
A look at the International Friendship Program
Webster's International Friendship Program gives the community an opportunity to develop friendships with international students.
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Late professor is guiding light for Theatre Department
Former Webster University Professor and Alumna Marita Woodruff’s 35-year-lamp and 25-year black chair were returned to Webster’s Conservatory of Theatre Arts department.
VIDEO: St. Louis welcomes home war heroes, remembers fallen soldiers
Parents and friends remember together the hardships and trials of loved ones who serve in the military.
Webster Wrap Up: Feb. 21, 2019
A Webster archivist finds blackface in old yearbooks, a student pulls a fake gun and knife at a SGA meeting, and more on this edition of Webster Wrap Up.
Webster Wrap up:March 21
Administrators and staff take a furlough day, Sodexo employees threaten to strike over wages, and more on this edition of Webster Wrap Up.
The German Table
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Students host weekly German table to learn more about the German language and culture. This includes games, food, and practicing the language with colleagues.
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AUDIO: Former death row inmate Randy Stiedl speaks at Death Penalty Speaker Series
The mother of Reginald Clemons, a St. Louis man sentenced to death as an accomplice in the murder of two girls, maintains his innocence as she speaks at the Reggie Clemons Death Penalty Speaker Series at the Emerson Library Conference room on March 1.
Eliot Wilde, freshman, continues love for guitar
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Freshman Eliot Wilde started playing guitar through the Childbloom program at age five.
“It wasn’t my decision to start,”...
Greenville downs Gorloks for first conference loss
Webster came into their rematch against Greenville College 9-0, they left with their first conference loss of the season.
Jason Kander makes case to fellow ‘millennials’ during Webster visit
Current Missouri Secretary of State and Democratic nominee for senate Kander spoke at the Winifred Moore Auditorium Tuesday. According to Kander, who is 35, he is the first millennial to be elected to statewide office in the U.S.
PODCAST: University soccer teams sweep Coe College Kohawks
The university soccer teams swept the Coe College Kohawks, and Mens Soccer Head Coach Michael Siener talked about how he coaches tennis from a team aspect.
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...
AUDIO SLIDESHOW: Webster Groves churches host vigil, support same-sex marriage
Local congregations gathered on Monday, March 26 to pray for a ruling in favor of marriage equality from the U.S. Supreme Court this week. The U.S. Supreme Court will hear the oral arguments of two cases that could change federal laws concerning same-sex marriage on Tuesday and Wednesday, March 26-27.