1 — Academic · Help before you fail
You find out a course is hard by failing it.
Study sessions for your major’s hardest course, and lectures on topics you vote for.
Not just events. Your grades, your career, and a peer group for every major.
Vote 17–20 November. Webster for All.
The course you nearly failed alone.
The company hiring your degree that has never heard your name.
The complaint you never made. Who would you even tell?
One problem, four times.
Everything you need is already at Webster. What’s missing is the connection.
SGA must be that bridge.
What changes
Every line on the right is one you can check in November.
You find out a course is hard by failing it.
Study sessions for your major’s hardest course, and lectures on topics you vote for.
Graduate. Panic. Open LinkedIn.
Workshops each month you choose, and our Career Fest on 29 October, with companies for each major.
You skip things because nobody will come with you.
A community with your peers, with at least three events a month: academic, social and professional.
You don’t know who to tell, and you never hear back.
Message us on Telegram. A real person answers.
You already have a Peer Group. Join it.
Team
Calendar
A launch-weekend run on campus.
End-of-midterms party on the last day of exam week.
A trip during the break week.
A fashion day on campus.
A party on the last day of voting.
The System
Three councils, brought to every student through Never Walk Alone. Representation holds them to account.
Never Walk Alone At least three events a month in every community
Get involved
Two leads for each of the five Never Walk Alone communities. Ten people in all.
Help run Career Fest and the other events on our calendar, from setting up to welcoming people at the door.
Clubs who want to co-run an event with a community.
Tell us what’s broken in your major. On 18 October we publish every finding, including the ones that prove us wrong.
3 minutes. Anonymous. Closes 16 October.