Shayma Musa

Jayden Moffa is many things: college student, daughter, beauty queen — but since her sophomore year of high school, she’s also been an advocate for baseline concussion testing.

When you live in Edinboro, it’s hard to believe that the world is currently hotter than it has been in millions of years.

These diseases are among some of the most highly contagious, yet most preventable diseases in the world, and there is absolutely no reason for children to not be vaccinated against them.

On March 18, yet another name was added to the long register of dead black men. And I can’t seem to conjure sentences to describe my pain.

Tyler Titus, member of the Erie City School Board and therapist at Harborcreek Youth Services, spoke on trauma and its effects on school violence at Edinboro on March 20.

Since its initiation, many Women’s History Month celebrations have done the same: focus on highlighting the contributions of women in one field or another, or analyze the state of women in one historical context versus another.

Sleep deprivation seems glamorous to the outsider, but when you weigh the costs versus the benefits, is it really worth it? 

Our Viewpoint is a weekly opinion piece on a topic voted on by the staff of The Spectator. 

In this continuing exploration, we move to evaluations, the differences amongst universities and student thoughts. 

Allan Golden, Edinboro University’s new interim vice president of finance and administration, obviously enjoys the position he’s filling — he’s come out of retirement twice for it.