Webster University chair defends leaders amid dip in revenue
The chair of Webster University's board of trustees defended the private college on Thursday, saying the plan to boost enrollment and revenue is working.
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The chair of Webster University's board of trustees defended the private college on Thursday, saying the plan to boost enrollment and revenue is working.
Chancellor Beth Stroble and President Julian Schuster are among the highest paid university leaders in the region despite plummeting revenues and lower student enrollment.
If one purpose of a college education is to teach young people how the world works, Webster University is doing it — in the worst way.
Webster's leaders received pay raises despite years of declining revenue and enrollment. The university lost more than $128 million over the past decade.
Webster University’s Dr. Donald M. Suggs Scholarship program is 10 years old this year. Webster reached out to some of the 37 students or alumni who benefited from the program