Edinboro University campus police have detailed an alleged case of simple assault and harassment that occurred in Highlands 7. According to police, Kevin Friedrich, 24, reportedly pushed a victim against a door and then again pushed her, causing her to fall and hit her head against a bed frame. The impact to her head required medical treatment.
The report, dated April 20, states the argument occurred as the victim was preparing to remove her belongings from Friedrich's room at 7401B in Highlands 7. This was allegedly coupled with harassment by text by Friedrich, who police describe as an "ex-boyfriend."
Graduate student Macala Leigey takes a look back at the 2016 faculty union strike, along with any reverberations throughout the following years. |
By 2007, EU music students finally had a home, but the department housed there would go through radical changes in the following 13 years. |
By Shayma Musa
In our review of the last 10 years, The Spectator identified a focus on improving and refining STEM programs and facilities. We talked to Dean Dr. Denise Ohler and more about just that. |
Executive Editor Livia Homerski looks at the conclusion of the attendant care program and how it affected students. |
To provide some thoughts and commentary on the matters that have most affected EU in the last 10 years, The Spectator sat down with Dr. Michael Hannan, Edinboro’s provost and vice president for academic and student affairs. |
Looking at enrollment statistics for EU during the last decade, it’s easy to see the change. Decreasing from 8,642 in 2010, to 4,646 in 2019, you’re looking at a 46% drop. After that, the question becomes why. |
Graduate student Macala Leigey takes a look back at the 2016 faculty union strike, along with any reverberations throughout the following years.
Executive Editor Livia Homerski looks at the conclusion of the attendant care program and how it affected students.
In our review of the last 10 years, The Spectator identified a focus on improving and refining STEM programs and facilities. We talked to Dean Dr. Denise Ohler and more about just that.