Posts Tagged ‘Webster University’
Photojournalist Elizabeth L. Gilbert showcases photos in Webster University’s May Gallery of Africa’s conflict, culture
Photojournalist Elizabeth L. Gilbert abandoned a publicized career in a crazed effort to photograph as many African tribes as possible before aspects of their culture deteriorated.
Read MoreWebster University alumnus shows artwork at Webster House Galleries opening April 5
Webster House Galleries seek talent in past and current Webster University art department.
Read MoreSection of fence missing at WVA, University didn’t remove it
There is a gap in the fence that surrounds Webster University’s Village Apartments in front of apartment building 3.
Read MoreWebster Groves City Plan Commission delays Webster University’s proposed expansion for master plan due to ‘vague intentions’ with property
Webster University’s ‘unspecific intentions’ involving use of the Eden Seminary’s Luhr Library resulted in their proposal being delayed on Monday, April 1 at Webster Groves City Hall.
Read MoreWebster University purchases, designs new Gorlok mascot costume
Webster University’s new mascot costume is a more whimsical take on the Gorlok. The new costume allows the performer to see better and is made out of a lighter material.
Read MoreLoss to No. 14 WashU snaps program-record 13-match win streak
The Webster University men’s tennis team took on a nationally ranked, crosstown opponent. Though the Gorloks’ loss broke their 13-match win streak, Webster hopes to use the experience of playing a ranked team to its advantage as two tough SLIAC foes lie ahead.
Read MoreWomen and gender studies major now offered at Webster University
Webster University students can now declare new women and gender studies major.
Read MoreChess team member Wesley So thinks of life as a chess board
Westly So became the eighth youngest grandmaster in history at the age of 14. So makes connections between the chess board and everyday situations.
Read MoreEditorial: Scoring the College Scorecard: Why President Obama’s College Scorecard falls flat
The Journal feels Obama’s College Scorecard provides students less information about colleges than one could find by simply googling a school.
Read MoreFor students’ sake, change the registration debt policy
After facing the challenge of paying tuition, Editor-in-Chief Brittany Ruess encourages the university to change its registration policy of $500 owed to $1,500.
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