Nathan Brennan

Classes previously scheduled for Edinboro’s Porreco College location will be moved to the main campus or online, beginning in fall 2020.

Art therapy is being offered to Edinboro students and their families, moving to Zoom due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The next session is on Friday.

In an email to students, faculty and staff, Edinboro University President Dr. Guiyou Huang provided an update on summer classes in the wake of the continued spread of COVID-19. 

Edinboro Council met on Monday, March 9, at 6:30 p.m. in council chambers. With only one council member absent (Mary Ann Horne), the group approved the minutes of the last meeting held Feb. 10. 

The Spectator will not produce a physical newspaper for the remainder of the Spring 2020 semester, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Edinboro responds to COVID-19 spread with a temporary switch to online classes, extending spring break for students.

In a March 3 email to all Edinboro faculty, staff and students, University President Dr. Guiyou Huang said that because of the spread of coronavirus, EU has "decided to cancel ALL university-affiliated travel programs through the end of May 2020."

The Edinboro University Student Government Association (EUSGA) held their biweekly meeting on Feb. 26 in Compton Hall, room 107A. 

Mar. 5: News about the Honors Program and the commencment speaker search.

The Spectator talks with Sally Steinheiser and Holly Palmer about their new local business, Edinboro Chocolaterie.