Monday, March 27, 2023

Possibility of adjunct union at Webster sparks administration attention

Union organizers from the Service Employees International Union have been trying to recruit Webster adjuncts since the summer for their project called “Adjunct Action” to improve adjunct benefits and salary.

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...

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...

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.

Student Leadership Awards recognize student and staff achievements

For 29 years, the Student Leadership Awards have provided an opportunity for Webster University students and staff to celebrate the accomplishments of those devoted...

Get to know your Counseling and Life Development staff

At the beginning of the fall semester, nine graduate interns entered the doors of 540 Garden Ave. for the first time. Approximately 35 years prior,...

Listen live to the third public hearing on educational zoning

The Galaxy Radio will be live streaming the third public hearing on educational zoning. The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m.

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 introduces Ghana study abroad through two month research program

Professor Danielle MacCartney and ten Webster students were among the first to officially study abroad at Webster's campus in Accra, Ghana.

Study Abroad office ‘cautiously optimisic’ about fall return

Virtually no students were able to study at different campuses during the 2020-2021 academic year. However, Webster is hopeful that Study Abroad options will...

Webster sees highest ever enrollment among international and study abroad students

Webster University's international and study abroad enrollment is at an all-time high. Webster University international students are making campus history. International and study abroad...

US bans former Webster student Francis Ladege

Ladege lived in the US for 25 years before being deported.

Webster alum featured in Kooyumjian Gallery

On Friday, Sept. 30, Webster University alum Kholood Eid hosted her Gallery Talk in the newly renovated Kooyumjian Gallery. Located on the second floor...

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,...

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...

Director of Community Engagement to start new position with the city of Webster Groves

Jennifer Starkey has been with Webster since 2013. On May 3, she will start her new position for the city of Webster Groves. Jennifer Starkey...