Posts Tagged ‘Budget cuts’
Letter to the editor: Budget jobs part of Webster’s luster
Evan Mueller shares his point of view on the proposed budget cuts to student media as a former budgeted employee.
Read MoreLetter to the editor: Budget cuts silence students’ stories
Andrea Sisney, alumna and former Editor-In-Chief, writes a letter on how the proposed budget cuts to student media. She feels that cutting student media so drastically take away student’s stories and a place she considers to be home.
Read MoreLetter to the editor: Extreme budget cuts don’t show support for student media
Brittany Ruess, former Editor-in-Chief at The Journal, wrote a letter to the editor on the proposed budget cuts to student media.
Read MoreStudents decide topics for spring Delegates’ Agenda at SGA Officer’s Summit
Increased funding for student organization activities was the most voted for topic at the spring setting of the Delegates’ Agenda.
Read MoreStudent Government makes 51 percent cut to club budgets
Webster Student Government Association (SGA) is cutting all student run organization’s budgets by 51 percent.
Read MoreObama budget cuts international education funding
Obama’s budget for the 2014 fiscal year will cut international education programs
Read MoreSequestration to raise student loan fees
Students who receive federal student loans may see extra fees this year due to the sequestration and the automatic federal government budget cuts, according to The National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators.
Read MoreMULTIMEDIA: Webster University projects $12.2 million shortfall in budget
Professor Gwyneth Williams said she received an email on Friday, Jan. 18 from Webster President Elizabeth Stroble and Provost Julian Schuster. The email stated the university plans to make budget reductions. Changes include five percent budget reduction for all budget lines except for salary and utilities.
Read MoreEducation graduates uncertain about employment
Education graduates question their likelihood to find a job as a volatile economy causes state governments and school districts making budget cuts in education. Public schools receive funding from federal and state governments and local taxes. When these resources dwindle, schools compensate by cutting costs, which has lead to teacher layoff.
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