Webster in the News
In the News: Mitchell’s Tony Award; So’s Chess Triple Crown
Recent news media coverage of Webster University community members includes: Mitchell in the Spotlight Webster Conservatory alumnus Jerry Mitchell had a big night when the “Kinky Boots” musical he directed and choreographed won six Tony Awards, including one for Mitchell for Best Choreography. The win drew coverage for Mitchell in The New York Times as [...]
Spreading the Word: Webster as Leader in International Education
Webster University’s lead presence at the NAFSA conference last week was the latest event that placed the University at the forefront of conversations on international education. CIC: Webster as a Model for Internationalization The Council of Independent Colleges invited President Stroble to present at its conference earlier this year in a session titled, “International Considerations: [...]
In the News: Rishe on MLB Attendance, PED Challenges
Recent news media appearances involving Webster University community members include: Rishe on MLB Attendance at CNBC Is baseball striking out? CNBC asked that question of sports economics expert Patrick Rishe, associate professor in the George Herbert Walker School of Business & Technology. He and Stephen Cannella of Sports Illustrated discussed what’s driving down attendance at [...]
In the News: Kummer in Neue Zürcher Zeitung; Smith on International Recruitment; Rishe on NBA
Recent Webster University appearances in news media include: Chris Kummer, Webster University faculty member and director of Graduate Business Programs at the Webster Vienna campus, was quoted on an article about mergers and acquisitions in the Neue Zürcher Zeitung, the prominent European business publication. Kummer’s data is also the source for the infographic in the [...]
In the News: Joe Schuster’s novel; Umbaugh on GCP; Rishe on Beckham, Garcia; Alum’s drama therapy
Recent news featuring members of the Webster University community includes: Joe Schuster’s Novel Garners Accolades “All in a Weekend” on Canada’s CBC radio network featured Joe Schuster‘s novel, The Might Have Been, as one of three outstanding recent baseball books, the only novel on the list. Schuster is professor in the department of communications and journalism [...]
In the News: Kummer in Financial Times; Rothenbuhler on DVR Effects; Cross on Gun Laws, Attitudes
Recent news media coverage involving Webster University includes: Webster Vienna’s Kummer is Financial Times Professor of the Week The Financial Times selected Webster University professor Christopher Kummer as its “Professor of the Week.” Kummer is director of the graduate business program at the Webster Vienna campus and faculty member in Webster’s George Herbert Walker School [...]
In the News: Stroble on ‘Stay Tuned’ tonight; Military student in USA Today; Brasfield on health care reform
Upcoming and recent news coverage involving Webster University includes: President Beth Stroble will be interviewed on live television tonight as part of a four-person panel discussing the value of a college education. Her appearance will be on the public affairs show, “Stay Tuned,” which broadcasts on the PBS St. Louis affiliate, channel 9. It will [...]
In the News: Webster Volleyball Summer Camps on Fox2 KTVI
Fox television’s St. Louis affiliate KTVI was on campus this week for a preview of the summer volleyball camps offered by Webster University. Staffed by Webster coaches and Gorlok volleyball players, multiple camps are offered to students of several ages. With head coach Merry Graf and her players as instructors, KTVI features reporter Tim Ezell [...]
In the News: Vienna and Harvard; Mitchell’s Latest Tony Nominations; SOE Alum
Recent news media coverage of Webster University includes: Webster Vienna Highlighted An article in Wirtschaftsblatt, Austria’s equivalent to the Wall Street Journal, reads (in German): “Webster Vienna has become a member of Michael Porter’s Institute for Strategy & Competitiveness.” The story and accompanying photo referenced this spring’s news that Christopher Kummer, director of the Business [...]
In the News: Brasfield Tonight; Hellinger on Venezuela; Powers, Constantine on KSDK; Rishe on NFL Draft; McBride in Post
Recent and upcoming media coverage involving Webster University includes: Tonight: Brasfield on ‘Stay Tuned’ Look for Jim Brasfield on St. Louis PBS affiliate KETC Channel 9’s “Stay Tuned” discussion program at 9 p.m. tonight to discuss the Affordable Care Act. Brasfield is a professor of Management and Health Management and also the book editor for [...]
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