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Webster student-led protest started Dec 2. with a blocked intersection at Big Bend and Edgar Road and ended with one student arrest.

All students express the love they have for their major through their work, but some take their love to the next level.

Marissa Lewis is far from her Oklahoma home and twin sister, Mollie. But the Webster University freshman feels right at home on the tennis court, where she frustrates and dominates her opponents.

CMS Artistic Coordinator Vera Parkin hand picks each student for the Community Music School PREP program, which included a 12-year old this year.

“No one lives forever, except through what they leave behind.” This reads at the bottom of Terri Reilly’s emails. This is more than just her tagline – for this adjunct professor it represents her motivation behind her teaching career, and it sheds light on her dedication to represent adjuncts on the Faculty Senate at Webster University

A video production major at Webster University is on the search for an Internship. What better place is there to go to network with companies? The internship expo.

When students attend college, loans are usually necessary. But students are continuing to borrow money for higher education, causing student loans debt to exceed credit card debt.

Stairs, malfunctioning elevators, and longer routes are typical things handicap students at Webster University deal with on a daily bases. With the new academic building set to open, has the university made its new building handicap accessible?

Nearly everyone collects souvenirs to remember their study abroad trip, but some students choose to pay for the permanent souvenir: a tattoo.

Students in Free Enterprise constructed a plastic bottle Gorlok on Sunday, Nov. 14 on the Quad.

Webster University’s P!NG: A Peforming Arts Collective produced its first show since receiving the approval to become an official club. After discussing at weekly meetings what the club’s first official event would be, the club decided to hold a cabaret titled “Great Expectations.”

The MCISA is starting a new program called “Dance a Different Beat” at Webster University to bring students of different cultures together through dance. At the first event, the cultures were united through hip-hop choreography.

By Dameena Cox (Webster Groves, MO – Nov. 12, 2010) LaVena Johnson was a 19 year old U.S. Army private from St. Louis.  She was...

Linsey Daman returns to Webster to show off her passion for flamenco.

It is estimated that 19% of people in the United States have some form of a piercing. Julian Williams is one of those 19 percent and has a very unique story on how they came to be.

Webster University's women's basketball team beat Greenville College 69-61 to claim a spot in the SLIAC tournament.