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Webster University hosted its fifth annual Diversity & Inclusion Conference from Feb. 23 to 27. The event featured Sam White, Shelly Tochluk, Michele Norris and...

David Clewell had taught at Webster for 35 years, and he left a lasting impact on students like Nick Miller. Nick Miller, Webster sophomore,...

With the upcoming elections, students and organizations on campus are working to increase voter turnout on campus.  Webster University students and staff are working to...

Webster University hosted spirit weekend on Feb. 7 and 8 to bring alumni, students and parents together. Webster University hosted Spirit Weekend Feb. 7 and...

On Feb. 20, more than 60 students and staff gathered in room 102 of the EAB for Food for the Soul. The event, which...

Students, faculty and staff came together on Feb. 13 to celebrate Mardi Gras. While this celebration took place over ten days before the holiday...

Parents and students were able to enjoy breakfast at Marletto's during Webster University's Spirit Weekend. Members of the Parent Council attended the event and...

Faculty and Professors gathered in the Sunnen Lounge of the University Center on Jan. 30 for a discussion on "Supporting Students' Mental Health." This...

Starting Jan. 21, students, staff and faculty at all Webster locations have a month to complete mandatory online Title IX training. The University says...

President Schuster responded to the Coronavirus outbreak on Jan. 31. In his statement, Schuster touched on Webster's MBA program in China and reminded students...

With the new year, student-led political activism at Webster is expanding. In 2019, students began organizing the foundations of the Webster University Conservatives club (WUCON). These efforts were led by the former club president, Vincent Fedorko, who is now studying abroad in Geneva, Switzerland. At this time, the club has been officially registered and is in action, but club members feel tension within the Webster community.

By: Michah Barnes, Sadija Begic, Kaelin Triggs Senior basketball player Josh Johnson started kneeling during the National Anthem his freshman year. Johnson hopes this act will...

The science department dealt with outdated equipment, carpeted labs and sweltering lecture rooms in Webster Hall. The program received major improvements when the Interdisiplinary...

The review has been in the works for the past three years.  The Student Government Association (SGA) voted to give authority to the constitution committee...

The group seeks to address common issues in higher education including academic freedom and salary.  A group of Webster professors concerned with local and national...

“Peter left a legacy, a precious gift we must preserve, nurture and grow,” President Julian Schuster said. “He defined art at Webster: flamboyant yet...