The Spectator's Fall 2017 special issue hits campus during finals week, giving students a complete breakdown of the state of higher education, a year after the strike between APSCUF and PASSHE. What’s changed? How are the students doing? Financially, what is in store for each university?
Answers to these questions of ours, and more, can be found within this special issue.
With an expected two to three hundred thousand visitors coming for the total solar eclipse, faculty were encouraged to offer alternatives to usual in person classes. This gives students and faculty the chance to lessen traffic in the city and enjoy the festivities of the event.
With the total solar eclipse on April 8 approaching, there are many options for viewing with friends and loved ones near your home or campus in Erie County.
Wonka is a great film for the family to enjoy that has call backs to the original film, but does not rely entirely on it to work. The film is able to stand on its own and has some great comedy moments in it while also being cute and fun for young kids to watch.
The renovated seven-floor building offers returning amenities such as group study rooms, homework assistance and information resources.
Killers of the Flower Moon, with 10 Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture and Best Director, is a brutal and sad film that looks at the crimes against the Osage people and what exactly happened during that time in our history.