Posts Tagged ‘graduation’
The Journal On-Air: Episode #4: Political polarization, student releases EP and more
The presidents of Webster University College Democrats and Webster University Conservatives talk about political polarization, a Webster student releases an EP and more.
Read MoreFinding a Webster family
Megan Washausen, Life & Sports Editor, reflects on her successful time at Webster University as a commuter. She lends advice to other commuters looking to find a place to call home on campus.
Read MoreU.S. student debt reaches $1.2 trillion
U.S. student debt has reached $1.2 trillion. The average borrower will owe $26,600 after graduation.
Read MoreThe Junk Drawer: “Growing up is hard to do”
In this final edition of “The Junk Drawer,” Journal sports editor Tim Doty discusses a question that has followed him throughout his life and whether or not it has been answered after 17 years of school.
Read MoreOnly 50 percent of students graduate within six years
A study from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center showed that just over 50 percent of students have graduated college after six years of first enrolling.
Read MoreEditorial: Officers’ Summit 5 issues don’t represent major campus issues
The Journal believes only some of the agenda items chosen for Delegates’ Agenda are worth presenting. The Webster University student leaders have the opportunity to bring campus issues to administration twice a year. The issues chosen should be more substantive and less superficial.
Read MoreBREAKING NEWS: U.S. ambassador to Egypt will present Webster’s commencement address
Anne W. Patterson, U.S. ambassador to Egypt will deliver Webster’s 2012 commencement address in May. Before serving as the ambassador to Egypt, Patterson was the U.S. ambassador to Pakistan.
Read MoreGuest Commentary: Commencement 2011
A message for all students in non-discrimination
Read MoreGuest Commentaries: Students Respond to last weeks student piece, “Hypocrites”
Webster students respond to Opinion Section content.
Read MoreLetters to the Editor: Prop B
There are no extraordinary measures required in Prob B and responsible breeders already have these measures in place.
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