Posts Tagged ‘Webster University’
Breaking Bones and Losing Pounds
Ice packs were in close proximity Sunday afternoon when Webster University student Shane Jenne competed in his first jiu jitsu competition. Once the match began, the physical contact started immediately. Jenne’s opponent defeated him by using his hip to push Jenne’s elbow back. Right then, Jenne heard his arm pop. “ I almost got my…
Read MoreWebster Junior finds passion for photography after hockey injury
Addison Brush already has his career planned out; referee by day, production company operator by night. All he has to do now is graduate.
Read MoreMSA holds third annual Eid Bash
In celebration of Eid Al-Adha, MSA’s Eid Bash entertained attendees while educating them on Islam and the terms related to it.
Read MoreWebster’s “Man in Plaid” Peter Sargent wins Lifetime Achievement Award
The dean of Webster University’s Leigh Gerdine College of Fine Arts and a man of many nicknames, won the Webster Groves 2014 Lifetime Achievement in the Arts Award while wearing his signature plaid tie.
Read MoreAnnual Human Rights Conference explores rights of the family
The conference brought professors from Harvard and Miami University to discuss the rights of the family with Webster students, faculty and staff.
Read MoreDocument: President Roosevelt’s 1940 letter to Webster University
President Roosevelt wrote a letter congratulating Webster University on its 25th anniversary in 1940.
Read MoreDocument: President Obama’s letter celebrates Webster centennial
President Barack Obama wrote Webster University a congratulatory letter on their centennial.
Read MoreCuriosity kept the cat alive
Bob Dotson has never really grown up, at least that’s how he feels. Most of the time, he feels like a curious 17-year-old with a neverending urge to learn. His curiosity, he said, has led him to a lifetime of finding stories to be told. From a young age, Dotson appreciated good stories and interesting…
Read MoreProfessor by Day, Musician by Night
Dan Hellinger escapes the busy life of being a college professor by strumming away on his mandolin and singing Americana songs, which include a mix of country, jazz, blues and rock ‘n’ roll. He is a member of two bands that play the Americana genre, Maple Jam and Sutton Street Shuffle. He’s performed at Webster…
Read MoreListen live to the third public hearing on educational zoning
The Galaxy Radio will be live streaming the third public hearing on educational zoning. The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m.
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