The Spectator: Vol. 116, No. 24

Daya spoke to The Spectator about the tour she just finished, artists she grew up listening to and winning a Grammy.

Last week, the Alpha Phi Omega (APO) fraternity held a fundraiser called “Pies for Pat” where students could pay to throw a pie in the face of one of the brothers of the fraternity.

Because students are, in theory, only purchasing a piece of cardboard with a number printed on it, the cost of e-textbooks is often significantly cheaper than the cost of a traditionally bound textbook.

The fourth installment in the "album that changed my life" by EdinboroNow staff. Keep up with all of the albums that changed our lives in this Spectator Music weekly series.

Unfortunately, a boring script that tried to pack too much in makes “The Founder” a forgettable experience in a competitive genre.

Laugh/Riot’s final performance at Edinboro University will be “Trojan Women,” a modern take on an ancient Greek tragedy focused on the fate of the women of Troy after the Trojan War.

On Tuesday evening, Hendricks Hall had a full classroom. A mix of students and community members gathered at 6:30 p.m., April 11, in classroom G56 to hear Edinboro University professors lecture on World War I.

Edinboro track and field covered some ground this weekend as they competed in three separate invitationals; the Mondschein Multi, the Bison Outdoor Classic and the Walsh Invitational.

On April 12, the Academic Success Center hosted the next session in their seminar series, titled, “Measuring Your Options for Summer Courses.”

Many people have nicknames, and in most cases they’re chosen by friends. Sometimes they may be flattering, other times, less so. But they can be signs of familiarity, or informality.