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Webster moves to online classes amid coronavirus outbreak

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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...
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Missouri representative introduces bill to ban drag queen storytime

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Missouri Libraries have hosted drag queen storytimes for three years. Missouri Representative Ben Baker introduced a bill to try and put an end to...
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Back to Our Roots exhibit broken into and vandalized

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Vandalizers broke into the Back to our Roots Exhibition only two days after it opened. Leaders are using the theme of the gallery to...
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North Webster residents keep black history alive in the community

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Members of the North Webster community are keeping the history of the area alive by displaying and discussing the town's black history.  The north Webster...
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Spirit Weekend continues with Facebook LIVE breakfast for parents and students

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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...
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Phyllis Brissenden leaves Opera Theatre of St. Louis $45 million Endowment

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According to many who work for Opera Theatre of St. Louis, Phyllis Brissenden viewed Opera Theatre as her family. When Brissenden died on Dec....
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Schnucks bans the sale of tobacco products

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Beginning in 2020, Schnucks Markets said it would no longer sell tobacco products at any of their stores. Some Webster students and staff are...
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Thousands turn out for STL Women’s March

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People of all ages came out the fourth annual St. Louis Women's March to support women's rights, despite the cold. The theme of the...
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Webster Community hosts 25th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration

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Members of the Rock Hill and Webster Groves communities came together for the 25th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Community Celebration. Attendees participated in...
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University club partners with mayor for community service day

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SGA President Sarah Hill said students have been looking for ways to become involved since the postponement of Webster Works Worldwide. The city of Webster...
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Students for Life protest new Planned Parenthood

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Students for Life organized a protest last week at the new, secretly-constructed Planned Parenthood in Fairview Heights, Ill.  Dozens gathered in front of Planned Parenthood’s...
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St. Louis climate strike draws hundreds

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"Be loud. We want the whole city to hear us," Brianna Chandler, organizer of Climate Strike St. Louis said. From the top of the steps...
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‘An immense feeling of loss’ Webster alumnus loses family home to Hurricane Dorian

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Dominic Newton said the Category 5 hurricane left his parents stranded in a hotel without running water or electricity. Three days passed before Webster alumnus...
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CDC warns against e-cigarettes

Claudio Cobos -
"I strongly urge all people, and especially otherwise healthy young people, to please think before inhaling foreign substances into your lungs," Assistant Professor of...
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Webster Groves mayor questions state gun laws

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"This afternoon, we could have someone walking down the streets of Webster Groves with an AK-47 over their shoulder, and there's nothing you can...
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Student succumbs to injuries after vehicle accident

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A memorial service for Andrew Goldbranson will be held July 18 in Darien, Ill. Webster student Andrew Goldbranson,19, passed away July 10 due to injuries...
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