The Spectator: Vol. 116, No. 15

Edinboro wrestling held their own against top- ranked Oklahoma State on Saturday, falling to the Cowboys, 24-12.

On Jan. 20, John Nolan (Taking Back Sunday) announced a compilation album to benefit the organization.

For their second match-up on Saturday, the Edinboro Fighting Scots wheelchair basketball team took the court against the Missouri Tigers.

Edinboro President Dr. H. Fred Walker discusses the recent announcement about potentially merging or closing multiple state universities, including Edinboro.

Making national headlines this week, United States wrestling encountered a new foe, far from the mat they compete on.

“Arrival” is a slowly paced sci-fi flick that doesn't play out like traditional alien films.

The Erie Art Museum is opening a new exhibit at the Holstein Gallery. The show, “Memories/Dreams” by Gary Cardot, will run from Feb. 17 until June 24.

Within the walls of the Erie City Mission lies an opportunity for hope, safety, recovery and a new life.

“Victoria,” the newest addition to the Edinboro University Nursing department, is one of those few women, except she isn’t a human, she’s a birthing simulator.

The National Trial Lawyers Association is an organization that includes lawyers from all over the U.S. who have achieved “major accomplishments” in their respective areas of the law.

On Jan. 23, Edinboro University President H. Fred Walker held a training session for the three working groups on campus.