YouGov polling recently found that half of Americans now “somewhat or strongly” support the abolition of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Continue reading Editorial: Organizations offer ways to protest ICE
Missouri History Museum will hold a four-day celebration in January to honor the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Continue reading History museum to feature Dr. King
Contributing writers Chase Hoskins and Karter Goskie explore Webster’s ghost lore. Continue reading Voices of Websters: Community shares ghost stories
As AI usage becomes more widespread, its ethics also become more controversial. Continue reading AI use harms environment
“Soul on Fire” is a new film that tells the life story of John O’Leary, a motivational speaker from Webster Groves.
Continue reading Junior lands role in ‘Soul on Fire’
This is the second issue of the 111th year of the ECHO. Continue reading WG Echo October 2025
“Snow White” is what one would expect from the newest installment of Disney’s never-ending list of remakes. With unnatural acting and a convoluted story, Disney’s “Snow White” feels artificial and boring.
Continue reading ‘Snow White’ attempts to rewrite a classic
Band, orchestra and choir will celebrate 100 years with a concert at the Touhill Performing Arts Center at UMSL. The concert will be on May 7, at 7 p.m., and tickets are $25. Continue reading Music department celebrates centennial
“One of these days, maybe I can help the whole world, but for now, helping a couple students is enough,” said Trinity Madison, long-term substitute for drama teacher Alexandria Dickens. Continue reading Voices of Webster: WGHS graduate returns as drama substitute
This is the fifth issue of the 110th year of the ECHO. Continue reading WG Echo January 2025
After being bombarded with clips of Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo in their press interviews, audiences have already made “Wicked” a financial success—and in many ways, it’s worth the fanfare. “Wicked” is pretty remarkable. Continue reading Review: ‘Wicked’ presents talented cast
This is the fourth issue of the 110th year of the ECHO. Continue reading WG Echo December 2024
This is the third issue of the 110th year of the ECHO. Continue reading WG Echo November 2024
Missourians voted, “Yes,” on Amendment 3: a reversal on the state’s abortion ban and a constitutional right to reproductive freedoms. Continue reading Fight for abortion rights is not over
“Statesmen Preschool has been an integral part of [our] FACS program for over 40 years,” FACS teacher and Statesmen Preschool director Alissa Griffing said via email. Continue reading Statesmen Preschool reopens after construction
This is the second issue of the 110th year of the ECHO. Continue reading WG Echo October 2024
Construction on the new Frick Theater ended in July, which according to superintendent John Simpson, has already been used for several events including board meetings, professional development and some of Webster’s dance classes. Continue reading New theater opens as multi-purpose space