The Spectator: Vol. 115, No. 6

Graduate student Andrea Velez’s research for her master’s thesis would have been incomplete if she hadn’t been able to visit Chicago for a Grateful Dead concert.

Have you ever been frustrated with someone? And no matter what you do, it seems that you can’t get along with this other person. Perhaps, you should get in touch with the ombudsman.

I have unfortunately seen a common theme among the students attending these events, disrespect.

Given Volkswagen’s recent time in the spotlight for its egregious lies, I’m beginning to think I should reevaluate the high regard of which I hold the company.

Human bodies are complex and require a lot of care and maintenance. That’s why we go to doctors and specialists to make sure everything is in working order.

Many shutter at the sight of dropping temperatures and the fact that snow will soon be cascading down in Edinboro. Ida Narbuvoll is not among those people.

Edinboro volleyball defeated Clarion in a nailbiter Friday night in McComb Fieldhouse, allowing the Fighting Scots to continue one of its best starts in years. The win moved Boro to 15-2 overall and 4-1 in the PSAC.

Sophomore running back Chris Temple amassed a career high 234 yards rushing while setting a school record and tying a PSAC record with six rushing touchdowns as Indiana (Pa.) downed visiting Edinboro 42-21 on Saturday afternoon at George P. Miller Stadium.

After the loss of senior Tony Romanini last season, each individual on the Edinboro men’s swimming team will be looked at to step up in order to fill the void he left.

Following the loss of All American Staci Schrecongost, the women’s swim team will look to both returners and newcomers to make an impact on the team this season.

Seeking a bounce back performance after a tough 2-1 home loss on Saturday against Lock Haven, the Fighting Scots’ women’s soccer team responded in a big way with a 5-0 shutout win over visiting Pitt-Johnstown (0-9, 0-9 PSAC) on Tuesday night at Sox Harrison Stadium.

When the 2015 PSAC preseason poll was released back in early August, the Clarion Golden Eagles were selected last in an eightteam western division, after finishing with a 2-9 overall record and a 2-7 conference mark.

LGBTQIA comedian Karen Williams coming to Edinboro Friday

The Student Art Club Show and Sale will take place over homecoming weekend, running on Oct. 10 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.

The town will be packed with people and lots of events are happening, so get ready to celebrate Homecoming weekend.

Edinboro will host the Red Raiders of the ‘50s and ‘60s dinner at Van Houten Dining Hall. This event allows the alumni a rare opportunity to reminisce on their days as Red Raiders.

Monday evening’s Edinboro University Student Government Association meeting was one of new beginnings and the promise for a better future.

In the primary election in 2012, only 8 percent of the voting eligible Democratic party voted and 9 percent of the voting eligible Republican party voted.

If a gunshot is heard down the block, it’s not only police that rush to the scenes. News reporters may not have flashing lights and sirens, but they still hurry out in order arrive at the scene often before or at the same time as the law enforcement.

As we embark on homecoming, many like to sit back and reminisce about the old days.

Every year, Edinboro University’s homecoming weekend is packed full of numerous events, activities, and happenings; including the annual homecoming parade.

Bufalino’s “World Famous Keggs and Eggs” is more than just your average party.