Anisa Venner-Johnston

On April 27, Edinboro University alumna Nicole Drayer will be releasing her first book, “Peace by Piece: Surrendering All That Is Beautifully Broken.” The book focuses on Drayer’s relationship with God and her journey as a mother, wife and Christian.

On Monday, April 15, the French Cathedral of Notre Dame caught fire. Since the fire broke out, there has been consistent reporting, along with global support for the French people and Catholics, and millions of dollars in donations to help rebuild the long-standing tourist attraction.

Three years ago, rapper Cardi B admitted to drugging and robbing men when she was a stripper in order to keep herself financially stable. A week ago, the video resurfaced and since then the rapper has been receiving both backlash and compassion from people around the world. 

On Monday, March 25, Edinboro University students, faculty, staff and community members gathered in the Scot Cinema for a panel discussion on the role of intersectionality among women of color.

In light of Edinboro University celebrating the 100-year anniversary of the art department this fall, 2019 Homecoming will have an art theme.

On Wednesday, March 13, Edinboro University hosted its annual High School Day, and EU would use this occasion to celebrate Women’s History Month. The day allowed for students, both college and high schoolers, to participate in various lectures and activities surrounding women.

"Edinboro University discussed its next five-year strategic plan on Feb 25, in the shape of a student-focused, open forum. The forum, held in Pogue Student Center’s multipurpose room, allowed students to ask questions about the upcoming process."

Edinboro University unveiled the 'I'm First!' project on Feb 15, Anisa Venner-Johnston reports.

Staff writer Anisa Venner-Johnston discusses Black History Month and its importance.

Staff writer Anisa Venner-Johnston discusses how Reyna Biddy's "I Love My Love" changed her life.