Webster University School of Communications

Friday was the best day of the year for our students -- commencement. The class of 2026 has some great opportunities ahead and we're anxious to see what they do. Congratulation on finishing your degrees and beginning the next step in your life journey.

Come meet our School of Communications graduation speaker!

AJ Cervantes Jr., Webster alum and industry veteran across radio, film, music, and venture capital, is coming back to share what it actually takes to build a career in media today.

From breaking into the industry to navigating media markets and entrepreneurship, this is your chance to ask questions and get real answers.

Bring your questions!
RSVP: Susan Napoleon at [email protected]

It's easier now for Jefferson College graduates with AAS degrees to come to the School of Communications to finish their four year BA degrees. Webster administrators signed special transfer agreements during a ceremony yesterday. Eligible SOC degrees are in the comments.

Meeting transfer students from St. Louis Community College-Meramec today. Cameron Nollman from admissions, and SOC Department Chairs Chris Sagovac, and Gary Ford bragged about opportunities at Webster.

Congratulations to Trish Muyco-Tobin, faculty advisor for SOC student media, who was named Advisor of the Year by the Missouri College Media Association, at its 2026 annual convention this weekend. The Webster Journal earned 24 awards and the Ampersand magazine, won five awards. In the photo, left to right, Prof. Muyco-Tobin; Styx Nappier, Journal managing editor; and Emerson Goelz, Ampersand editor in chief, and Journal visuals editor. A full list of awards are in the comments.

Students admitted to Webster University for next fall gathered Monday in the quad to learn about programs and opportunities that await them next year. School of Communications students met faculty and students in Journalism, Sports Communications, and Media Arts programs.

What’s the issue with food? The Journal’s Spring 2026 Special Edition, “The Issue with Food,” is out now. Find out what students think of Webster campus dining, how they navigate the rising cost of food, and why sitting down with their friends for a meal brings them closer together. The newspaper is produced by journalism students in the Multimedia News Reporting and Production class. Pick up your copy in Sverdrup and in and around campus today.

We are very proud of our own Assistant Professor Joshua Johnson for having been chosen as one of three fellow in this prestigious program.