Social media coordinator Ben McCullough talks about his newfound love of bass music.
By 2007, EU music students finally had a home, but the department housed there would go through radical changes in the following 13 years.
A gallery exhibition from EU student Zofia Chrzanowska featured art she made while studying abroad.
The Edinboro women’s soccer team fell to Slippery Rock, 2-1, in the PSAC Championship game at Milhalik-Thompson Stadium.
Bates Gallery hosted "Fragile" by graduate students Darrin Simmons and Whitney Timbrook. The "Fragile" gallery was based around sculptures and a few paintings.
Abby Horner and Sydney Moore displayed their works in Edinboro's Bates Gallery, holding a reception on Oct. 22.
A review of Kanye West's ninth studio album, "Jesus is King," released on October 25th.
Ceramic and sculpture work from Monica Hewryk was displayed in Bates Gallery.
The lyrics throughout the album embody what hardcore is all about: a violent, pissed off, unwillingness to assimilate — being yourself regardless of those who live to tear you down.
Writer Ben McCullough looks at Grimes' new song, "Violence."
The term is outdated. It no longer applies to what family is today or what family has become over the century since the word was popularized.
Edinboro University recently held a panel to discuss “social justice education as well as social norms that sustains practices of oppression and marginalization.”
"Over the last 7 days, there has been an upward trend in our positive cases of COVID-19 among students. Student Health Services has been working diligently to support testing, quarantining and isolation to help minimize the spread."
Hayley Williams’ new album, “Flowers in Vases,” is a heartbreaking, haunting and melancholic portrayal of a breakup. Let's take a deeper dive into it, song by song.
“We will continue to follow the science, but we are very hopeful that students can return to in-person classes, living in our residence halls and engaging in more activities.”