Posts Tagged ‘study’
Claire 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 MoreSEA-PHAGES offers hands-on research experience for students
The Science Education Alliance is testing research-based science eduction in over 70 colleges. An analysis of the program suggests that it increases understanding and passion for science in majors and non-majors alike.
Read MoreNew Study Abroad Opportunities: Oviedo, Spain and Brussels, Belgium
With new partnerships in Belgium and Spain, Webster students will be able to study abroad at two new European locations as soon as spring 2014.
Read MoreStudy finds universities to need more bandwidth
The demand for more bandwidth at residence halls across the country is expected to continue increasing.
Read MoreOnline courses may deter student success
Online learning and courses have been shown less likely to benefit a student that took the same class with face-to-face instruction.
Read MoreCity named a ‘Missouri Most Creative Community’
Webster Groves will be named Missouri’s Most Creative Community at the 30th annual Missouri Art Council’s Arts Awards tomorrow. Webster Groves, along with 7 other recipients from different artistic categories, will receive original artwork created for the Missouri Arts Awards by KennethMarineGlass.
Read MoreStudents opt for nonacademic aspects of college
A National Bureau of Economic Research study on Monday found that 4-year colleges spending more money on athletics or living facilities may be more likely to attract potential students, despite an institution’s educational investment.
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