Hazel Modlin

Edinboro University will have a hand in picking the competitors, as Professor Cappy Counard will be one of the two judges.

Many of the ideas Slade tackles within his videos have to do with racial inequality. One of his more well-known pieces, titled “Celebrity Activist,” was selected for the 2020 Erie Art Museum Spring Show.

Edinboro put in-class learning and activities on pause for 10 days following a spike in COVID-19 cases. The pause, which lasted from Feb. 26 to March 8, came after 66 students and 3 employees tested positive.

It has been repeatedly stressed that Edinboro’s name will remain for this campus. In regard to the consolidated college, no new name has been agreed on, and it’s currently being referred to as the “Integrated University” and the “Western Integration project.”

Students selected for the 2nd phase: Tyler Palumbo, Lindsey Anderson, Ashleigh Bowman, Fabiano Ciminella, Emily Funk, Maria Holubeck, Gabriella Keebler, Audrey MacPherson, Amy Simkovitch, and more.

“Our simulations are our safe place … they’re definitely one of the best experiences the nursing program has.”
Edinboro Senior — Morgan Scott

Despite the pandemic hardships, the club was able to get together to paint a mural in support of breast cancer awareness month.

“As long as I’m in the art world and I’m making art, I’m going to be happy.”

From Oct. 30 to Nov. 7, Tyler Hawes’ thesis exhibition, “Renaissance Black,” took over Bates Gallery in Loveland Hall. The title of the show speaks to its Renaissance influences, specifically from artists like Hieronymus Bosch, Pieter Bruegel the Elder, and Titian.