Posts Tagged ‘Webster University’
For over 40 years, Webster University has bought residential property in Webster Groves
Under President Elizabeth Stroble’s administration, the university has purchased four properties, the most recent being the residences at 102 Mason Ave. and 8376 Big Bend Blvd.
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 MoreFacilities employees remember friend, 34-year technician
Pete Nicholson, a Webster University carpenter and locksmith, died on Thursday, April 25. He was 62.
Read MoreFaculty pay increases moves to merit based system
Webster University faculty salary increases will change to a one percent, merit-based raise system. The change was approved by a vote of 44 to 12, with 6 abstaining, on Wednesday April 24.
Read MoreThe expected date of completion for the parking garage expansion at Webster University has been pushed back
The expected date of completion for the parking garage expansion at Webster University has been pushed back
Read MoreSt. Louis college students cash in as ‘sugar babies’
Last year, three students from Webster University signed up for the dating website Seeking Arrangement, which calls itself the world’s largest sugar daddy website.
Read MoreGuest Commentary: Jacob Walker
SGA Senator for the College of Arts and Sciences Jacob Walker expresses his views on The Journal’s coverage of SGA matters.
Read MoreChanging Fields, Changing Notes
Why Webster University should offer music journalism courses.
Read MoreThe Junk Drawer: “Growing up is hard to do”
In this final edition of “The Junk Drawer,” Journal sports editor Tim Doty discusses a question that has followed him throughout his life and whether or not it has been answered after 17 years of school.
Read MoreWebster University faculty approve change in faculty salary increases
Because of the vote, faculty salary raises will change to a one percent merit based raise system. A method to judge the merit of faculty has not been decided upon.
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