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Webster graduates’ future careers impacted by COVID-19

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Kat Rubush was scheduled to work at the Opera Theatre of St. Louis over the summer. Then, COVID-19 canceled the season. “That scrapped plan A,...
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Shoppers turn out for Black Friday despite pandemic

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COVID-19 could not keep people from searching for Black Friday deals. Photo series by Jennifer Sarti.
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SGA-created conference moves toward final stages

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The St, Louis Youth in Leadership Conference is looking to help underrepresented young leaders. SGA officials created the conference and are now finalizing proposals...
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Tashkent students report struggles with online classes

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Tashkent students struggle with internet connection and staying focused when it comes to online classes. Yet, they know this is what's necessary to keep...
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Marijuana continues to plant its roots across the nation

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Missouri's first medical marijuana dispensaries opened in St. Louis in October, but CBD Kratom has been selling Delta-8 THC since last year. On Nov....
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Students conduct survey on diversity and inclusion on campus

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SGA Ambassador of Student Inclusion Brian Barlay created a team to help understand what students need from Webster University regarding diversity and inclusion. Brian Barlay...
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The St. Louis International Film Festival is more accessible than ever

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This year, the St. Louis International Film Festival went virtual due to COVID-19. Now, people from around the country - and even the world...
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Dave Chappelle speaks with Webster students at Master Class event

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On Nov. 5, comedian Dave Chappelle spoke with Webster students about his documentary short, "8:46" at a Master Class event. The conversation also touched...
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Updated: Campus closes for many after Thanksgiving break

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An email sent to students said most classes will move to remote format after the break. Webster University will be shifting most of its...
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College of Arts and Sciences appoints new interim dean

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Michael Hulsizer will begin his position as interim dean in January 2021 after the current dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, Anton...
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No evidence of voter fraud despite claims otherwise from president

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On Nov. 15, President Donald Trump posted a series of tweets claiming the Nov. 3 election was "rigged." Election officials, however, have rejected Trump's...
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SGA starts conference to help underrepresented high schoolers

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On Jan. 23, 2021, Webster's Student Government Association will hold the St. Louis Youth in Leadership Conference for area high schoolers. The event will...
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Page issues tighter restrictions as COVID-19 cases rise

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St. Louis County's daily COVID-19 cases topped over 1,000 last week. County officials are emphasizing the need to get cases under control or else...
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Webster boasts 54.7% voting rate

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Webster students are reported as highly-engaged voters. The voting rate has gone up 20% from 2014. Jennifer Stewart, director of Webster University’s Office of Student...
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A resistance rejuvenated: ResistSTL says ‘Trump must go’

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ResistSTL reactivated this summer as people in the St. Louis area came together to resist President Donald Trump. Keith Rose grabbed his lawn chair, mask...
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Vienna is a ghost town day after terror attack

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Webster University held remote classes at its Vienna, Austria campus on Tuesday after a terrorist attack took place near the university on Monday night. The...
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