The Spectator: Vol. 116, No. 20

Edinboro University prides itself on having an art school they believe can stack up with the best in the country. And with the success of someone like Jordan Koch, they’re certainly making a case.

In this second part of The Spectator’s multi-week look into Edinboro’s financial, academic and enrollment standing, we focus on how students from around the Erie and Edinboro areas chose other state schools over Edinboro.

The president’s inauguration kicks off the eventful academic week on Thursday, at 1 p.m. in the Louis C. Cole Auditorium.

The Edinboro men’s track and field team traveled to Charlotte, North Carolina this past weekend for the 49’er Classic, an event that’s been a staple in the team’s schedule for some time.

The Edinboro Fighting Scots wrestling team sent eight qualifiers to the NCAA National Tournament in St. Louis, with one, Sean Russell, bringing home All-American honors.

If you’re looking for an album to help expose the deepest, darkest caverns of a lonely mind, “You’re Not As _____ As You Think” is it.

With a stunning vocal performance from the entire cast, beautifully designed costumes and a set straight out of 18th century France, "Beauty and the Beast" is one of the most visually and musically stunning films as of late.

The Erie Art Museum will host author and curator Judith Stein for a discussion on Richard Bellamy’s contributions to “Pop, Op, Minimalism, Conceptualism” and various other art movements in the 1960s.

In her year and a half at Edinboro, Monica Clem has accomplished quite a bit working with the marketing department to rebrand the image of the Career Development Center.

On Feb. 28, the Office of Social Equity sponsored the event, “Soul Fest: An Interactive Soul Food Dinner.” 

The Western Pennsylvania Collegiate Job and Internship Fair (WestPACS) took place March 15 in Monroeville outside of Pittsburgh. Additionally, the Edinboro Career Expo was held March 21 in the Frank G. Pogue Student Center.

Jan Stork, referred to quite often as the “Wish Lady,” has served as the senior regional director of Make-A-Wish Greater Pennsylvania and West Virginia for the past 20 years.