Amendment 3 causes mixed reactions among voters
Amendment 3 is an item on the ballot this November. The amendment has quickly become talked about between community members and politicians alike. (more…)
November 25, 2020
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Students conduct survey on diversity and inclusion on campus
SGA Ambassador of Student Inclusion Brian Barlay created a team to help understand what students need from Webster University regarding diversity and inclusion. (more…)
The St. Louis International Film Festival is more accessible than ever
This year, the St. Louis International Film Festival went virtual due to COVID-19. Now, people from around the country - and even the world in some cases - can view…
Dave Chappelle speaks with Webster students at Master Class event
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 on civil rights topics and the…
Updated: Campus closes for many after Thanksgiving break
An email sent to students said most classes will move to remote format after the break. (more…)
College of Arts and Sciences appoints new interim dean
Michael Hulsizer will begin his position as interim dean in January 2021 after the current dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, Anton Wallner, officially retires. (more…)
No evidence of voter fraud despite claims otherwise from president
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 claims. (more…)
SGA starts conference to help underrepresented high schoolers
On Jan. 23, 2021, Webster's Student Government Association will hold the St. Louis Youth Leadership Conference for area high schoolers. The event will include workshops and a keynote speaker. (more…)
Page issues tighter restrictions as COVID-19 cases rise
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 lives will be lost. (more…)
Webster boasts 54.7% voting rate
Webster students are reported as highly-engaged voters. The voting rate has gone up 20% from 2014. (more…)
A resistance rejuvenated: ResistSTL says ‘Trump must go’
ResistSTL reactivated this summer as people in the St. Louis area came together to resist President Donald Trump. (more…)
Vienna is a ghost town day after terror attack
Webster University held remote classes at its Vienna, Austria campus on Tuesday after a terrorist attack took place near the university on Monday night. (more…)
Webster professor spends every week protesting for Black Lives Matter
Associate professor Amanda Kracen has attended Black Lives Matter protests for the past 22 weeks. Kracen has also helped plan these events with her community and church. (more…)
Missouri sees increase in nontraditional voting
Missouri offered expanded voting options Nov. 3 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The law expanding voting options, however, is set to expire at the end of this year. (more…)
Students launch project for pre-and-post election education
Students in Social Movements and Technology Keystone Seminar worked to educate people about voting before the election. The class will continue to spread awareness for voting rights through social media.…
As election results trickle in, local elections known, national isn’t
See which candidates and issues led in election results across Missouri. (more…)
Expert says unrest expected post-presidental election
Before Nov. 3, some Americans worried about Election Day violence and unrest. Webster professor Kelly-Kate Pease discussed these concerns and the likelihood of violence. (more…)
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