‘No justice, no peace’ for Louisville
It is nothing less than a tragedy when protests continue to call for police reform, justice and peace only to be met with legal forms of police brutality. (more…)
November 25, 2020
Editorial
Trump’s tax returns show unstable financial situations for the president
In so many ways, President Donald Trump is on his last legs—and we’ve given him the country to shield himself from his mistakes at our expense. (more…)
Journalists need to do better
Journalists, and the internet, need to stop bringing the underage children of political figures into the fight. We must start considering the ethics of a situation before we break news.…
Amy Coney Barrett can’t compare to RBG
Ruth Bader Ginsburg fought her whole life for the opposite of what Amy Coney Barrett stands for. (more…)
The sad irony of it all
For someone who has downplayed the virus and used it as a tool for political division, it is no wonder President Donald Trump tested positive. (more…)
What The Hell Was That: A Review on the First 2020 Presidential Debate
As the debate came to a close, I sighed in agreement with the ABC commentator who said this was the worst presidential debate in history. (more…)
We are the selfish generation
We should care because these are our loved ones, our neighbors, that are being affected. It is so sad to see the efforts to control this be destroyed for the…
Thank You, Democrats
Bernie Sanders dropped out of the 2020 presidential election on April 8. American citizens are left to choose between two candidates accused of sexual assault and racism. (more…)
Our experience as journalists at a Trump rally
On Oct. 27, we attended President Donald Trump’s Make America Great Again rally in Murphysboro, IL. We did not attend as activists or even as citizens; we went to the…
Editorial: Exploring the layers of gun violence in St. Louis
Over the course of one week between January 28 and February 4, we scoured news outlets and social media for cases of gun violence committed in the Greater St. Louis…
Editorial: The Journal won best paper in Missouri
The Webster Journal won the best college newspaper in the state of Missouri at the 2018 Missouri College Media Association (MCMA) conference on Saturday. MCMA judged the Journal’s content for…
Editorial: A mass shooting 4.6 miles away impacts us all
No matter how far away, a mass shooting can impact everyone. And, as reporters, it is our job to share the truth from all sides of the story, no matter how painful or difficult.
Youth retaliation against gun laws – an open letter to Donald Trump
It is the young people that are fighting back, and it will be us who will make a change. We will not go quietly.
Gun control works in Austria: Why can’t we make it work in America?
“Guns and Chocolate” makes me roll my eyes. Why is America like this?
Muslims are marginalized as terrorists after a tragedy like Parkland
Religion does not determine terrorism.
Editorial: The Journal supports peaceful protests
The Journal newspaper is on board with peaceful protests of the Webster community
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