St. Louis Union Station modernized for changing city
Just five years ago, the downtown St. Louis skyline was just the Gateway Arch and the buildings that surround it.
Today, St. Louis Union Station,...
Ukrainian Webster student adjusts to ‘new normal’
For Dariia Sidorova, most days are the same. She goes throughout her day with hardly any electricity, no warmth, no fresh meals, sometimes no...
‘Vietnam: At War & At Home’ opens Nov. 11 at Soldiers Memorial Military Museum
Soldiers Memorial Military Museum, operated by the Missouri Historical Society in downtown St. Louis, is preparing to unveil its latest exhibit to open on...
Nov. 8 preview: “Local politics really can affect someone’s life”
After a year of tug-of-war in the United States, the points of battle in politics have come to a head as the midterm elections...
Four films by Webster alumni featured in Haunted Garage Film Festival
The second annual Haunted Garage Film Festival took place Oct. 7 to 9 at the Westport Playhouse. The festival provided a space for filmmakers...
Court dismisses NAACP lawsuit on voter ID law
This afternoon, the Missouri Secretary of State's office announced that the Circuit Court in Cole County dismissed the lawsuit against a new voter ID...
‘Dine & Discuss’ at Cyrano’s Cafe shines light on Webster Groves
In a colorfully-decorated and sunlit room at Cyrano’s Cafe, nature enthusiasts and Webster Groves locals enjoyed a Friday lunch while chatting about all things...
Webster professor & local museum team up for movie showing at Winifred-Moore Auditorium
Webster University history professor Warren Rosenblum hosted the first part of a two-part film series in the Winifred-Moore Auditorium on Thursday, Sept. 8. The...
St. Louis Public Library offers extended technology and hotspot rentals
The St. Louis Public Library’s (SLPL) Chromebook and hotspot rental program has just expanded. The program lets community members rent Chromebooks and hotspots the...
St. Louis air quality score decreases
The American Lung Association released its 2022 “State of the Air” report on April 20. The report found “mixed results” for St. Louis air...
With mask requirements gone, Webster’s COVID-19 cases still remain low
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, over 222,000 St. Louis citizens have tested positive for COVID-19 and over 3,000 of those St. Louisans...
Webster Groves residents vote on school board, Prop. U
Webster Groves residents headed to the polls to vote in the election on April 5, 2022. Ballots included items such as the mayoral race,...
Student helps unveil Holocaust history in translating internship
At her internship, Webster student Lisa Johnson translates Holocaust-era documents that contribute to public knowledge of the Jews’ struggles at the time.
Johnson’s internship at...
‘Bringing greenways to life’ in the St. Louis region through Great Rivers Greenway’s online...
People can take an online survey about Great Rivers Greenway through Feb. 6. The survey helps inform plans for the greenway moving forward.
For the...
Webster closes St. Louis area campuses due to inclement weather
The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning until Thursday at Noon. Due to the inclement weather, Webster has closed its campuses...
Kyle Luzynski advocates for a vegan diet to combat climate change
Kyle Luzynski aims to make the Midwest vegan by 2056 through his work as the executive director of Project Animal Freedom.
When Kyle Luzynski was...