How the new Omicron variant affects 2022 study abroad plans
The Office of Study Abroad plans the spring 2022 semester study abroad trips to move forward. Students, however, are wondering if Omicron may change...
Webster professor Bill Barrett dies after battle with pancreatic cancer.
Webster University photography professor Bill Barrett died yesterday at 2:30. His wife, Laurel Hayes, shared the news of his death on CaringBridge. Barrett has...
Webster plans COVID-19 vaccination clinics
Webster students, along with the Webster community, can sign up to be vaccinated at the Luhr Building on April 24 or April 29.
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Webster organizes vaccine opportunities for students
Webster will be bussing residential students to The Dome April 15 and 16. The school will then host a clinic for other students, faculty...
Second opportunity for relief funds available
Students need to apply by March 31 to be considered for the funds.
Time is ticking for Webster students to cash in on the Higher...
Transgender actress Dominique Jackson shares struggle to find acceptance
"I was so determined to prove I wasn't this abomination everybody said I was," Jackson said at the Oct. 17 fall headliners event.
From fleeing...
Local universities’ esports programs highlight absence at Webster
From the days of debate of whether video games are “real sports” to games being showcased on ESPN, the world of esports has undoubtedly...
Webster receives grant for Master of Science in Nursing
Webster University’s Nursing Department is receiving new lifeblood as the recipient of a $111,725 grant from the Nursing Education Incentive Program from the Missouri...
Mask wearing to become optional at Webster University
Masks may be making their final appearances at Webster University.
The Task Force on Transition and Adaptability is modifying the university’s mask guidelines to accommodate...
Webster University’s dean of students responds to student protests
John Buck, the dean of students at Webster University, said his door is open for students who want to discuss issues they may be...
Webster Students Research Bees and the Community Through Shutterbee
If you live in St. Louis and have a backyard (or access to a local park), you can become a citizen scientist.
By Charlotte...
Advertising class wins first gold award for ‘Not a Date’ campaign
Webster advertising students create an award winning campaign despite challenges due to the pandemic.
Webster University’s ADVT 4910 Campaigns class received two top awards in...
Webster University announces changes in tuition rates for the upcoming academic year
While part-time students will see a decrease in tuition, many full-time students will see an increase for the upcoming academic year.
On Feb. 7,...
Service dogs assist veterans through mental illness
Tom Palozola relied on his dog Basilone, who helped him cope with anxiety and stress. Organizations like Missouri Patriot Paws match veterans with service dogs specifically trained to help them combat PTSD and emotional trauma.
Emerson Library eliminates fines and fees
Blain McVey reached out to the library in his role as comptroller of the Student Government Association to help spark the change.
Before 2022,...
The heroic life and traumatic death of Tom Palozola
Tom was thought of as the strong one. The one who was the rock for everyone around him. Tom Palozola committed suicide after a battle with post-traumatic stress disorder. This is his story.