Posts Tagged ‘campus’
Students make plans to start new fraternity
Sophomores Darren Lewis and Stu Macki hope to bring Greek life back to Webster University’s campus. Through the fraternity, Lewis and Macki intend to balance Webster’s campus as well as create a brotherhood.
Read MoreEditorial: Up, up and abroad
Campus directors came to Webster Groves from all over the world. So why didn’t they make time for students?
Read MoreVIDEO: Campus Activities host laser tag excursion
On Friday August 26, 2011 the first Friday of the fall semester, Campus Activities hosted a excursion at Laser Rock in Bellville, IL. Webster students paid $10 to eat pizza, play laser tag and arcade games for the evening. Campus Activities provided transportation for the event. All footage was captured from August 26-27, 2011. Produced by…
Read MoreSmoking Gun: Secondhand smoke ruins the beauty of our campus. Let’s keep Webster fresh
Cigarettes are welcome at Webster. Is this a good thing?
Read MoreWebster University must make an effort to keep transfers and commuters on campus
Students at Webster University all have one thing in common. We are here to graduate and find a job. But there is something that separates us: some of us live on campus and the rest commute.
Read MoreWhether in dorms or commuting, your campus is what you make it
Anyone who’s lived in Webster University’s housing knows it’s not exactly an “Animal House” experience. The small size of Webster does not lend itself to the college life of a large state university. Even so, living with other people your age in large numbers is an invaluable life experience, one that really only happens when you’re in college.
Read MoreWebster students fined for parking at Eden Seminary
On Jan. 14, Director of Public Safety Dan Pesold made a blog post warning students of the penalties they could face for parking in lots controlled by Eden Theological Seminary. Students who continued to illegally park on Eden’s campus after Jan. 17 would be subject to ticketing, he said, and would pay any fines owed to Eden.
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