Posts Tagged ‘Webster University’
How the city, Webster University and a citizen organization failed us all
We, the people of Webster Groves, the students of Webster University and the students of Eden Seminary, should not accept such failures when so much is at stake.
Read MoreNerinx President Barbara Roche to retire after 27 years of service
Sister Barbara Roche has seen many relations between Webster University and Nerinx Hall High School. She remembers her own time as a student at both institutions.
Read MoreMarissa Lewis set to transfer to Evangel University
Webster University women’s tennis player Marissa Lewis will play tennis for Evangel in 2013. She said the reason for the move is Webster does not offer the major she wants to study. Read for her comments and reaction from Webster coach Michael Siener.
Read MoreAlyssa Hegwood set to become president of the Gamma Zeta Chapter of Delta Phi Epsilon at Webster University
Alyssa Hegwood plans to represent new feats of diversity as she takes on the role of Delta Phi Epsilon president. Hegwood is the first African-American in the Gamma Zeta Chapter at Webster University.
Read More4.9 earthquake shakes Tokyo; Webster students unaffected
Webster University students share their experience with the recent earthquake in Tokyo. The students were not harmed by the disaster, and said the campus was unaffected as well.
Read MoreThe Sporting Insider: ‘Fan-demonium’
Josh Sellmeyer observes growing fan attendance at recent Webster University sporting events and what the turnout could mean for Webster athletics.
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Geena Davis to visit campus, Webster to strengthen ties with Oman
Read MoreGarden Avenue, Webster Hall elevator construction update
As the fall 2012 semester comes to a close, construction on Garden Avenue Plaza at Webster University is complete. The new Webster Hall elevator and Garden Avenue construction is set to finish by early 2013.
Read MoreTracey McCarthy punished by judge for delays in Webster University case
Among Tracey McCarthy’s sanctions, Judge Charles Shaw fined her $500 and ordered her to pay Webster’s attorneys’ fees and costs related to the delay.
Read MoreThe Journal keeps itself accountable — again
Editor-in-Chief, Brittany Ruess, apologizes for significant errors published in The Journal
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