Posts Tagged ‘President Elizabeth Stroble’
President Stroble defends university’s sexual assault policy
Webster University President Elizabeth Stroble responds to Conservatory alumna Mackie Saylor’s letter, “Webster sexual assault policy needs drastic reform.” Stroble outlines how Webster strives to prevent sexual assault on campus.
Read MoreWebster sexual assault policy needs drastic reform
The many harassment cases and protests on campus worry Conservatory alumna Mackie Sayor. She urges Webster to change its sexual assault policy, or risk student safety.
Read MoreLess talk, more action on zoning
If Webster Groves and Webster University agree moving forward is the best course of action, they need to start helping the council — not hindering them.
Read MorePlans for December graduation ‘disappoint’ students
Students’ were initially disappointed in the administrations response to the possibility of a December graduation ceremony.
Read MoreMULTIMEDIA: 43 years, 20 properties: A look at Webster University’s residential properties in Webster Groves
With the exception of President Elizabeth Stroble’s house, all of the houses Webster University owns in Webster Groves are rental properties. The university declined to confirm how many rental properties it owns in Webster Groves.
Read MoreContinuing the conversation
The Webster University community responds to “Guest Commentary: Check!” by Joshua Ritchey from last week’s issue. Join the conversation. Send your opinions on Ritchey’s article or the other articles below to websterjournal@gmail.com.
Read MoreLetter from the editor: The impact of an opinion
The letters to the editor on this page obviously have one commonality — reaction to Webster University student Josh Ritchey’s guest commentary on the administration’s financial responsibilities. After publication of the guest commentary, I observed a campus was abuzz about the concerns expressed in the piece. I saw it shared multiple times on students’ Facebook…
Read MoreSexual assaults go unreported
Only 10 percent of rapes on college campuses get reported, according to The Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network.
Read MoreDiversity summit, climate survey are ‘tangible’ results of Delegates’ Agenda, Stroble says
The Webster University administrators respond to the diversity topic brought up at Delegates’ Agenda last fall. President Elizabeth Stroble said tangible results can be seen in the summit and climate survey sent to all Webster students, faculty and staff.
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.
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