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In pictures; Tibetan Monks created a sand mandala and held a dissolution ceremony on October 12.

St. Louis County Libraries offer books and other recourses for their community. Now, they are working with the St. Louis County Health Department and...

The Sisters of Loretto denied a plan to lay a pipeline under the grounds of the Sisters of Loretto Motherhouse. The pipeline will instead be directed through a neighboring county.

Ahmad Smith has set numerous records in his time at Webster, but he suffered a leg injury against Fontbonne and is out of action for at least a week.

On April 5, inmates at the City Justice Center in St. Louis protested. They broke windows and chanted as people gathered on the street...

The President’s Office and The Departments of Diversity and Inclusion and Community Engagement presented The Critical Conversations Conference on Feb. 29-March 1. The Conference featured nationally recognized leaders in diversity and inclusion and several panel discussions promoting equality among administration, faculty and students in an ever-changing world.

The Chinese New Year celebration included dances, songs and speeches.

Dr. Elizabeth Sausele, Dr. Lindsey Kingston and students traveled to Rwanda for two weeks as part of a human rights hybrid course. The group experienced the land and culture of the country including Azizi Life and the Kagali Genocide Memorial.

Webster came into their rematch against Greenville College 9-0, they left with their first conference loss of the season.

In the spring of 2016, The Journal set out to create a gallery chronicling the different tattoos that students and employees at Webster have on their bodies. Every tattoo holds significant meaning to those that get ink, and The Journal wants their stories to be heard.

People gathered on Saturday morning to march for "Truth" at the second annual St. Louis Women's March. Among them were Webster students Megan Price,...

Webster students gathered on the Quad Monday afternoon for the third annual Breaking Stereotypes event to slam the personal stereotypes they have experienced.

“It’s not just people throwing on some lipstick and trying to look like someone else; it’s art," said Regan Gillam, student drag performer.

Webster University’s annual Drag Ball turned 17 on March 24 as performers, both amateur and professional, hit the stage in Grant Gymnasium.