Student delegate Natalie Fuller trades Illinois for international
LEIDEN, Netherlands - From Metro-east to far-east, Natalie Fuller traveled to Budapest with the Webster Leiden delegation to take part in a simulated experience to solve diplomatic matters.
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...
New campus to open in Republic of Georgia
The location in Tbilisi, Georgia plans to offer classes for Media Studies, International Relations and Business Administration undergraduate majors, as well as GCP courses....
Webster announces new degree offerings in Uzbekistan
Webster is the first U.S. university to offer degree programs in Uzbekistan.
On Feb. 4, Webster University and the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized...
Webster promotes global Red Card Campaign
Nearly one in three women are victims of physical or sexual violence in their lifetime. Webster University is involved in a campaign seeking to...
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...
Uzbekistan student helps thousands of families during COVID-19
Webster master’s student Fazliddin Bakhromov has been volunteering in Tashkent, Uzbekistan during COVID-19. His volunteer work has reached over 30,000 families.
Fazliddin Bakhromov has helped...
Tashkent students report struggles with online classes
Tashkent students struggle with internet connection and staying focused when it comes to online classes. Yet, they know this is what's necessary to keep...
Webster’s Ghana campus granted accreditation
Webster University’s Ghana Campus was granted accreditation by the Ghana Ministry of Higher Education in July.
Webster’s top-ranked Study Abroad program back in full swing
Webster University's Study Abroad department recently hosted a "Global Food Tour" at Marletto's Marketplace. The event was to help raise awareness for the program...
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...
Thailand campus to phase out media program
Administration told students to either change their major, transfer or take online classes. Students fought against the decision.
Webster University Thailand (WUT) decided to phase...
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.
Webster Cup returns to Leiden at international soccer tournament
LEIDEN, Netherlands - Webster soccer teams from three European campuses met in Leiden on Apr. 8 for the 14th annual international soccer tournament. After...
Letters from Thailand: a review of Bangkok
The familiar bright lights of the city flash in hundreds of colors all around as the van door opens. We step out into the...
Lack of diversity is a problem everywhere – even abroad
The type of diversity is different in Vienna than in the U.S, but it is still a struggle.
Webster Geneva restricts smoking
"It was so prominent that even I picked it up," Webster Geneva student Yasmin Khan said.
After previous attempts to go smoke-free, Webster University Geneva...