Livia Homerski

Coverage of the Oct. 8 SGA meeting.

Two students of Edinboro presented work this year — seniors Gianna Leone and Virginia Olds.

“[Untitled]” has just the right amount of thoughtful poetry and mewithoutYou’s signature biblical allusions to reign in the angst and instead tastefully drive the music with passion.

Poet David Yezzi visited Edinboro University on Thursday, Sept. 27, to do a reading of his work, spanning the elegiac to the dramatic. 

The garage-punk tones of Joyce Manor’s beloved  S/T have been replaced with doo-wop inspired pop-punk hooks and clean vocals on “Million Dollars to Kill Me.” 

Edinboro University Student Government  Association (EUSGA) met for the first time this semester on Sept. 24 in Wiley 107. 

The band isn’t glued to one spot nor are they running all around the stage and doing guitar tricks, they stay dedicated to what they’re playing, and truly feel that energy.

Now out of high school, Australian indie-band, The Goon Sax, show a more nuanced and varied approach on their second album, “We’re Not Talking.”

Solo album number 18, “Egypt Station” is the latest release of legendary musician Paul McCartney.

Meadville Fine Arts hosted a reception for two local artists and their new exhibits — Tim Timon’s “Something Fishy” and Monica Schwegman’s “If Trees Could Talk” — on Sept. 7.