Nathan Brennan

A full house was in attendance in Compton Hall’s 107A on Earth Day for the showing of a new documentary, and subsequent discussion, about climate change.  

With the end of another semester comes the end to another season of theatre at Edinboro. Presenting shows such as “The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940,” a night of “Jokes and Dagger” improvisation, “The Addams Family Musical” and a night of “One Acts,” it was a varied experience in spring 2019.

Arts Editor Nathan Brennan discusses his journey to Harrisburg and experience at Advocacy Day.

Arts editor Nathan Brennan previews the tenth year anniversity of the annual Michael V. Gmitter Art Scholarship.

This February, Diebold is asking: “Who is the Stage Door Slasher?” This question was answered in hilarious fashion in the Edinboro University theatre program’s latest show, “The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940.” 

Erie’s Jefferson Educational Society played host on Saturday to local lawmakers and citizens alike, as part of Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman’s recreational marijuana “listening tour.”

Visiting artist Gunyoung Kim shares insight into her craft.

Psychology major Victoria Manzano expresses herself through her illustration in this week's Art Spotlight.

Arts editor Nathan Brennan gives readers a glimpse into the Edinboro University's Theatre program's spring lineup.

The sounds of “A Celtic Holiday Celebration” will soon fill the air in Edinboro, and it’s all for a good cause.