The Spectator: Vol. 116, No. 26

Many college students can probably agree some of their nights have consisted of long hours, long papers and no sleep. But, is the workload in certain college majors heavier than it is in others?

While currently on tour with Mayday Parade, Real Friends and Knuckle Puck to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of Mayday’s album “A Lesson In Romantics,” Milestones joined Spectator Music to discuss the tour, their debut release and the music they listened to growing up.

A fire broke out at The Riverside: The Inn at Cambridge Springs early Tuesday morning.

The sport has grown exponentially over the past 20 years and the UFC sits at the forefront, with the possibility of overtaking boxing as the most popular fighting sport in the world very much alive.

Sophomore Gabrielle Knappenberger is a drawing major who feels in her element in the Edinboro art department.

For the past five years, Laugh/Riot has been the resident theatre department on campus. Artistic director Rob Connick, director and actor Josh Mizikowski and student actors Erika Krasneski and Eric Reiche all spoke on their past five years as a part of Laugh/ Riot.

What is it exactly that makes us hold our taste in music over the heads of those that don’t agree? Why do we allow the opinion of others on something as trivial as music define what we enjoy listening to?

The fourth season of HBO’s “Silicon Valley” premiered this April, and it sure did start out with a bombshell.

Does being an early riser actually have benefits to your performance in school? Or, can those who set multiple alarms and push the snooze button repeatedly rest easy?

A regular event for the past few school years, EGX strives to be the place for student-made games, programs and experiences.

Waldameer Park and Water World in Erie is continuing its expansion this year with the unveiling of the “Battle of Lake Erie,” a water play structure, based off the famous U.S. Brig Niagara.

Since his arrival last July, Edinboro University President Dr. H. Fred Walker has been focused on “rewriting the DNA” of the university.