06/17/2026
Congratulations to Katie Riley (BFA, ’01) on her new role as Business Representative for Motion Pictures & Television as part of the United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829.
We’re proud of you and the impact you continue to make, Katie!
Read more about Katie’s Webster journey: http://webster.edu/giving/alumni/blog/2025/alumni-spotlight-katie-riley-25.php
06/16/2026
Northampton Community College students can now transfer psychology credits toward earning a Webster University Bachelor's degree, saving time and money! 🎓
Northampton is the first Northeast institution to join Webster's growing transfer network, making this a first-of-its-kind opportunity for students in the region.
Webster University and Northampton Community College Create a New Path for Students to Earn Psychology Degrees
Northampton Community College students pursuing Associate of Arts in Psychology or Associate in Applied Science in Counseling Psychology degrees can easily transfer into Webster University’s psychology programs under a new articulation agreement between the two institutions.
06/10/2026
We're pleased to announce two new interim dean appointments this summer.
Aaron AuBuchon steps into the role of Interim Dean of the School of Communications, and Elsa Fan takes the helm as Interim Dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences.
Read more at the link below.
AuBuchon, Fan Named Interim Deans
Aaron AuBuchon was named interim dean of the School of Communications and Elsa Fan the interim dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. Both start their new roles this summer.
06/08/2026
Did you know that Tums antacids were invented on the Webster Groves campus?
St. Louis pharmacist James Howe developed the formula for Tums in the basement of his home (the modern-day Priest House) while working to treat his wife's indigestion.
06/03/2026
Ready to test your Webster knowledge? 👀
If you're a little rusty, stop by for a campus visit to refresh your memory! 😉
06/01/2026
It may be quieter on campus during the summer, but we’re still celebrating Pride Month and Juneteenth!
Stop by the Emerson Library front desk to explore a curated display of books that highlight the history and significance of these important occasions. The library is open to the public on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.