Hazel Modlin

In order to better understand what on-campus classes look and feel like this fall, The Spectator spoke with both art department faculty and students.

Mila Wells is heading up the production, which features student-written scripts and productions both in-person and on Zoom. 

The 19th Amendment was a milestone, but it's important to realize that this victory was not shared by Chinese, Native American, and Black women, among others.

Looking at general education courses and why Edinboro students still benefit from them. 

From Feb. 24 to March 20, Edinboro University visiting scholar Zhan Huang’s graphic design exhibition could be viewed on the second floor of the Baron-Forness Library.

On Feb. 19, the Edinboro University Master of Fine Arts (MFA) program was named the number one MFA program in the country, according to GradReports, an organization that ranks graduate programs based on statistics from the U.S. Department of Education.

Arts Editor Hazel Modlin provides insight on Edinboro's newest theatrical production, "The Crucible."

EU seniors Livia Homerski and Latif Askia Ba celebrated their writing at the literary event, “For Listeners Who Listen in the Snow: A Celebration of Student Writing Achievement."

From Feb. 10-14, Joe Snarey — who is currently pursuing a dual concentration in both drawing and sculpture at Edinboro — held a unique exhibition titled “GL_TCH_D,” pronounced “glitched.”

A van belonging to local Erie band, The Standby, was broken into and robbed on Feb. 3.