Posts Tagged ‘Conservatory’
Family travels to St. Louis to attend son’s memorial
Friends of the late Flueckiger wore various colors of blue during the celebration of his life in the Loretto-Hilton Theatre.
Read MoreFaculty assembly votes on arts requirement
Faculty at Webster University gathered in the library conference room on Tuesday, April 12 at 3 p.m. to vote on an amendment that would add fine arts as a requirement to the new proposed general education requirements.
Read MoreStudents say good-bye to Thomas
The 21 close-knit Conservatory students and lone photography student are waiting for the bus to embark on the seven-hour journey to Fort Wayne, Indiana. They are traveling to the funeral of their friend Thomas Carter Flueckiger, a freshman lighting design major. Thomas died March 28 from lung cancer.
Read MoreBack to school
When Tarah Flanagan walks into her classes at Webster University, she knows exactly how her students feel — it wasn’t long ago that she was in their place.
Read MorePerforming Prisoners: Conservatory alumnus prepares incarcerated for life after prison
Webster University alumnus Matt Wallace uses an unconventional method to rehabilitate inmates at the Luther Luckett Correctional Complex in Lagrange, Kentucky — he uses the works of William Shakespeare.
Read MoreSchool analyzes first semester of dance, theater split
It has been one semester since the university’s Department of Theatre and Dance split into the Department of Dance and the Conservatory of Theatre Arts. Although confusing for some, the move was long overdue said School of Fine Arts Dean Peter Sargent.
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