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“Late nights spent creating art will go on. Reflections of fall, in all of its splendor, will be seen in the ripples of Edinboro Lake in the years ahead. And yes, the sounds of bagpipes will linger.”

Edinboro is asking for nominations for outstanding faculty members. Selections and completed forms are due by Dec. 4.

Student speaker Nathan Brennan congratulated his peers, the “strivers” as he called them, who proved themselves to be true Fighting Scots.

COVID-19 cases continue to rise around the region, including 944 logged in a 7-day period in Erie County. 

“Our hope is to really keep the traditions that are sacred, the campuses that have their beauty and their pride, but also create something for the future. That is going to be kind of a tricky balance to figure out. I think we can do it.”

Dr. Dale-Elizabeth Pehrsson will serve as Edinboro University's interim president following the Jan. 1 departure of Dr. Guiyou Huang. Pehrsson will keep her position as Clarion University president.

Edinboro University’s School of Graduate Studies was recently awarded over $197,000 for counselor education training. Specifically, these funds would be used when students are “focusing on treating addiction.”

EU's Department of History, Politics, Languages and Cultures is facing a reduction of 10 faculty down to 3. Three regular faculty members from the school of education received retrenchment letters.

Edinboro senior and dual psychology/data analytics major Elizabeth Bennett recently won a $3,000 scholarship from APSCUF. The scholarship is open to relatives of APSCUF members, which is the faculty union at Edinboro and other PASSHE schools.