Posts Tagged ‘Webster’
Winter Gorlok Roundup
Men’s Basketball The Gorloks had a successful season, as they finished with over a .500 winning percentage for the first time since their 2019 – 2020 season. Their record against St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC) opponents was impressive as well, ending their season with ten wins and only four losses against SLIAC teams. Senior…
Read MoreJordan Bilyeu returns to the field after suffering ACL injury
No athlete wants a serious injury to end their season early. Senior Jordan Bilyeu experienced this during her final year with the Webster Women’s Soccer team, as she suffered an ACL injury only seven games into the season. “I felt like I was living in a nightmare or something,” Bilyeu said. “It didn’t feel real.”…
Read MoreThe harm in stereotyping veterans
From the Opinions Section: The reality of veterans is not like the movies.
Read MoreStudents recognized at annual leadership awards
The twenty-fourth annual Student Leadership Awards recognized students for their service to Webster University and their peers.
Read MoreIfest 2017 Lets Students Experience New Cultures
International Festival, otherwise known as iFest, is an annual event at Webster University. Food, dancing, crafts and other activities are a part of the event. *Editor’s note: This video incorrectly identifies MCISA as the Multicultural and International Student Association. MCISA stands for the Multicultural and International Student Affairs. The Journal regrets this error.
Read MoreVideo: Students Get Colorful at Holi Festival
Students took to the quad March 31 to celebrate Holi, a Hindu spring festival celebrating the change of seasons.
Read MoreKings and queens take the spotlight at circus-themed Drag Ball
Drag Ball celebrated its 21st year with a circus theme. As two senior prepare to leave, they look back on the learning experience the annual tradition has been.
Read MoreGorlok Talk: How do you feel about online-only medical care?
Let us know what you think in the comments!
Read MoreThe great balancing act: the struggle of a full-time student, full-time worker
Driving an hour to school after a 12-hour workday as a paralegal isn’t ideal, but I have my reasons why I do it.
Read MoreHaley’s House: Gorloks in Ghana
The trip to Ghana is a part of the International Storytelling course.
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