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…
November 26, 2020
Community
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…)
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…)
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…)
As election results trickle in, local elections known, national isn’t
See which candidates and issues led in election results across Missouri. (more…)
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…)
Mental health urgent cares provide relief for patients and hospitals
SSM Health Behavioral Health Urgent Care opened on Aug. 24, offering patients specialized treatment for mental health crises. (more…)
Webster community bands together to help others vote
Community members are trying to help others overcome obstacles that stem from voting by mail. They are holding notary drives and Webster VOTES is offering to pay for postage for…
St. Louis libraries offer drive-thru COVID-19 testing
St. Louis County Libraries offer books and other recourses for their community. Now, they are working with the St. Louis County Health Department and Abbott Labs to offer free, drive-thru…
Activist voices in town stand against anonymous opposition
Activists from Peace United Church of Christ are not backing down after their church was vandalized with racist graffiti. (more…)
COVID-19 ravages student and university finances nationwide
For some colleges, experts say COVID-19 could be the tipping point. (more…)
COVID-19 affects Webster Groves, the first few weeks in photos
On March 11, Webster University announced all classes would move online until April 3 in response to the coronavirus outbreak. However, as the situation developed, the university quickly adjusted its…
Local store Blue Dahlia Designs restructures business to survive
Mother and daughter duo Angie and Alyssa Mangan opened their dream interior design store last August. Now, COVID-19 caused them to rethink how they run the shop. (more…)
All parks in St. Louis County to close this Friday
Well, there goes that shred of happiness. (more…)
Amy Shaw named CEO and president of the Nine Network
Webster School of Communicstions advisory board member Amy Shaw has worked at the Nine Network for 17 years. Now, she's the network's first female CEO and president. (more…)
Webster moves to online classes amid coronavirus outbreak
In an email sent earlier today, Webster University President Julian Z. Schuster said all classes will be moved to an online setting due to the spread of COVID-19. (more…)
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