Posts Tagged ‘Japan’
Photo series: My nine days in Tokyo
During spring break, I went on a trip to Tokyo, Japan with 19 other students as part of the course “Mobile Game Design in Japan.” In the weeks before we left, we developed a mobile game to present to students at J.F. Oberlin University (JFOU) in Tokyo for playtesting and feedback. In addition to exchanging…
Read MoreClaire Martin’s Japanese “dream job” becomes a possible reality
The Webster volleyball player may have a job lined up right after college – all the way over in Japan.
Read MoreInternational Fashion Show
Students at Webster university strutted down the runway in cultural dress from Japan, India, Africa and many more during ISA’s 4th annual international fashion show. Share this post Sierra Hancock + postsBio Sierra Hancock https://websterjournal.com/author/sierra-hancock/ Discrepancies between adjunct union and admin website Sierra Hancock https://websterjournal.com/author/sierra-hancock/ Land of three faiths Sierra Hancock https://websterjournal.com/author/sierra-hancock/ Webster University adjunct…
Read MoreWebster graduates intern in Japan, New York
Internships with Japanese printing company, MTV taught graduates valuable lessons for future careers
Read More4.9 earthquake shakes Tokyo; Webster students unaffected
Webster University students share their experience with the recent earthquake in Tokyo. The students were not harmed by the disaster, and said the campus was unaffected as well.
Read More9/11 from a Japanese perspective
by Akira Komatsu Modern communication technology makes it possible for people all over the world to watch what is happening in the world when it is happening. The Japanese people watched two unprecedentedly shocking news through live television broadcasting. The first satellite television broadcasting from the United States to Japan brought us news about the…
Read MoreAmerican Savage: Don’t Give Up
Never, never, never, never give up.
Read MoreEarthquake, tsunami devastates Japan
Webster University’s study abroad partner institution in Japan, the Kensai institute, located in the city of Osaka, was not affected by last Friday’s earthquake.
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