Posts Tagged ‘Webster journal’
Student Liza Pequeño Beats Terminal Cancer Diagnosis, Finds New Life
Liza Pequeño’s doctor told her she’d have a year to live. Five years later, she’s getting a bachelor’s degree in criminology. Video story by Matt Woods Text story by Monica Obradovic Art by Kayla Shepperd Before Sept. 17, 2015, Webster student Liza Pequeño was well prepared to die. It’d been eight months and five days…
Read MorePolitickin’ me off: In Webster Groves, political power should not give you the right to disrespect women
It hasn’t been politics as usual lately in Webster Groves, with a city council member drawing attention to the town by threatening women who have disagreed with him. Greg Mueller was criticized for commenting on school board issue in his role a city councilman and for sending mailers about it to people on a Catholic…
Read MoreEditorial: Webster rolls out ADP while underprepared
The Journal shares their views on the newly implemented payroll and human resource system.
Read MorePODCAST: University soccer teams sweep Coe College Kohawks
The university soccer teams swept the Coe College Kohawks, and Mens Soccer Head Coach Michael Siener talked about how he coaches tennis from a team aspect.
Read MoreInternational student application to US grad schools slows
The rate of international students applying to graduate schools in the United States has slowed to its lowest level in eight years, according to a report from the Council of Graduate Schools.
Read MoreLetter to the Editor: A missing presence
Director of debate and forensics expresses his concern about the lack of coverage for the teams largest tournament over spring break.
Read MoreUPDATE: Officers’ Summit: Webster smart phone app most popular with leaders
Increasing lighting and safety measures around Webster and creating a system to allow students to charge textbooks to their Webster account were also chosen to be presented at Delegates’ Agenda on Feb. 21.
Read MoreAT&T Chief Diversity Officer discusses an inclusive workforce
Debbie Storey uses her presentation, “The 21st century workforce: challenges and opportunities” to further explain companies and what they are looking for in new hires.
Read MoreWebster Professor Van McElwee showcases abstract ‘Dream’ films
Webster Professor and abstract filmmaker Van McElwee exhibited his newest films “Dream Travel” and “Travel Dream” in an open lecture on Friday, Jan. 15.
Read MoreWebster University Opera Studio performs works of Mozart, Tchaikovsky
Seven members of the Webster dance department and 15 musicians participated in the Opera Studio’s spring production. The production included four scenes that featured the work of famed performers like Mozart and Jules Massenet.
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