The Arts

“A Star-Crossed Event in Dino District” was an exhibit put on by ceramics graduate student Chanakarn Semachai, otherwise known as “Punch,” for her senior exhibition.

Spectator Staff member, Mason Kuhr, discusses the Album that Changed his Life.

Tyler Pew is a sophomore secondary education, social studies major. On the side, he’s the lead singer of the up and coming punk band, The Avondales.

On April 27, Edinboro University alumna Nicole Drayer will be releasing her first book, “Peace by Piece: Surrendering All That Is Beautifully Broken.” The book focuses on Drayer’s relationship with God and her journey as a mother, wife and Christian.

Staff writer, Jamie Heinrich, revisits her story of student filmmaker Alex Ho. He was first featured in Issue 15, and we now provide more depth on his journey.

As the semester comes to an end, members of the University Players and Alpha Psi Omega put on one final production for the school year with“A Night of One Acts.”

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.

Reviews of newly released music from Bruce Hornsby and Theia written by members of the Spectator staff.

Edinboro’s senior graphic design students wowed a recent gallery crowd with their show: “Fresh Prints of Doucette.”