Anisa Venner-Johnston

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.

Retired U.S. Army Major General teaches Edinboro students how to navigate fake news landscape.

Staff writer Anisa Venner-Johnston reports on the appointment of Terrence Mitchell as the Edinboro University's Inclusion Officer.

Edinboro University held their second event in the Uncomfortable Conversations panel series on Monday night, at Baron-Forness Library. 

Last month, Edinboro University’s Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) won the 2018 Second Brigade Ranger Challenge, a collegiate competition aimed to test cadets mentally and physically. 

On Oct. 18, Edinboro University’s Center for Diversity & Inclusion, along with The Learning Commons, hosted a Hispanic Heritage Luncheon in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.

Comedian Jeffrey Jay performed on Oct. 18 at Edinboro’s Cyber Cafe. Jay is both a comedian and a transgender advocate and informer.

On Wednesday, Sept. 24, Edinboro University received the nation’s first accreditation for its graduate level art therapy program from the Accreditation Council of Art Therapy Education.

On Friday, Oct. 5, Erie native Christian Sedelmyer returned home with bandmate Rachel Baiman to perform at Unitarian Universalist Church in Erie during the midst of their second album tour.