Posts Tagged ‘Webster University’
Guest Commentary: The State of our Union
President Barack Obama addresses how his State of the Union address and goals effect college students.
Read MoreDOCUMENT: Former nurse anesthesia student requests documents in lawsuit, Webster University denied request
Tiffany Neustaedter, former Webster University nurse anesthesia student, alleged Webster University failed to produce documents and records concerning Neustaedter’s dismissal from the anesthesia program in December 2010. Neustaedter and her attorney filed a motion to compel on Sept. 21.
Read MoreWomen’s basketball exorcises Red Devils, advances to SLIAC finals
The Webster University women’s basketball team took down No. 3-seeded Eureka College (Ill.) in the semifinals of the SLIAC tournament. The Gorloks will face top-seeded Westminster next.
Read MoreGun control solutions discussed at Pizza and Politics
Former Missouri governor Bob Holden, St. Louis County Police Chief Col. Tim Fitch, and UMSL criminology professor Rick Rosenfeld were among the speakers at the forum held at Webster University.
Read MoreLetter from the Editor: Stand by your name
Due to a recent situation, The Journal editors have revised the guidelines for guest commentaries and letters to the editor. Accountability is important to the editorial staff. The Journal expects its contributors and readers to maintain the same level of accountability.
Read MoreDOCUMENT: reFX Audio Software Inc. files suit against other university network users
In November, the company filed suit against a Webster University network user as well as a user at University of Central Missouri for illegally sharing the company’s software.
Read MoreDOCUMENTS: Webster Geneva professor charged with murder faces pre-trial hearing Feb. 22
Webster University Geneva professor, Norma Patricia Esparza, goes to pre-trial hearing on Feb. 22 to decide if the case makes it in front of a jury. Esparza has continued working at Webster Geneva since her release on bail.
Read MoreWebster University renovates one of its Webster Groves rental properties
In September, Webster University purchased a home for $385,000. It will be used as a rental property.
Read MoreGreg Gunderson named to community economic committee
On Tuesday, Feb. 5, the Webster Groves City Council appointed Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Greg Gunderson to the Old Orchard Special Business District Advisory Commission. The commission consists of people who represent a variety of organizations, including businesses, offices and institutions.
Read MoreEntrepreneurial group officially recognized by SGA
The newest group at Webster University is the Emerging Entrepreneurs. They will help students make connections with experienced entrepreneurs.
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