The Spectator: Vol. 115, No. 21

Weekly recap highlighting the best articles from Vol. 115, No. 21.

Many college students use the streaming service Netflix, but few know the effect binge-watching shows could have on their brains.

The university unintentionally blocked various websites earlier this month.

The Edinboro Film Series screened "The Hunting Ground" in addition to having a panel discuss the documentary.

The EUSGA met this past Monday to add two members to the group and to hear proposals from four clubs.

Dr. Arthur Benjamin, "mathemagician," visited Edinboro University last Monday in honor of Pi Day.

Women's History Month is recognized at Edinboro University through a series of panels and presentations.

Laugh Riot's "Six Characters" runs March 24 through April 3.

Five pop-punk bands have broken up this year or gone on hiatus: read more to find out.

The Fighting Scots wrestling team saw all six of their wrestlers eliminated before the final day of wrestling at the NCAA Division I National Championships at Madison Square Garden.

The Edinboro women's lacrosse team lost to Bloomsburg 11-9.

The men’s tennis team opened up PSAC play this weekend with two home matches in Erie against Kutztown and Bloomsburg. They defeated Kutztown, 8-1, and Bloomsburg, 7-2.

The women’s track team finished the indoor season placing third overall and garnering four victories. 

Presidential Candidate Donald Trump's absurd comments should lead voters to question his morals and dignity.

Donald Trump ridicules his opponents and protestors to no end; don't stoop to his level.

Betta fish are common college pets, but do you know how to properly care for them?

As part of Women’s History Month, Dr. Steve Sullivan held a lecture titled “The Conflict Between Radical Feminists and Transgender Activists” in Hendricks Hall on Wednesday, March 16.

Professors Amy Barrall and Rebecca Wehler held a presentation on Title IX's myths and misconceptions.

Professor Baher Ghosheh held a presentation titled "Women in a Changing Middle East" on Wednesday, March 16.

There are exercises to do daily that keep your memory and attention span healthy.