Letter from the Editor: Please get vaccinated
With the availability of the vaccine, we urge you to please get vaccinated.
Dear Students and Faculty at Webster University,
As of April 19, COVID-19...
Letter from the editors
As your newspaper, we stand with you. We are here for you.
Dear students of Webster University,
As we move forward, we are enduring some of...
Letter from the Editors: We stand by our coverage, treatment of Quidditch players not...
The Journal's Editor-in-Chief Kavahn Mansouri and Sports Editor Jacob Claspille respond to Volleyball player Jory Siebenmorgen's letter to the editor. In her letter, Siebenmorgen said The Journal's coverage of Quidditch was a slap in the face to Webster Division III athletes.
Letter from the editor: Welcome back, Gorloks. We want to hear from you.
The quad is full, the halls are buzzing with new life. If it isn’t obvious, the semester has started and with it The Journal has published its first issue of the academic year.
Letter from the Editor: Committing ourselves, online and off: Our Vision
The Journal’s editorial board and business office promises to you, our readers, we will recommit ourselves to our vision statement:
“To consistently provide the Webster...
Letter from the editor
First and foremost, I would like to welcome everyone back. I sincerely hope everyone had an enjoyable summer to relax while preparing for this...
Letter from the Editor: The Journal is now on Flipboard
Editor-in-Chief Gabe Burns explains the gap weeks between Journal print issues and introduces Flipboard, where online issues will be posted every other week.
Letter from the editor: Journal adds four new podcasts
The Journal will add podcast programs to websterjournal.com. The first one was published Jan. 27, 2014. It is an opinionated podcast in which two Journal editors debate a topic.
Journal launches new website design and merges two sections of the paper
The Journal merged the Lifestyle and Sports sections of the paper. We will not cover any area less, but some emphasis will move online. The Journal also launched a new, more user-friendly website.