The Spectator: Vol. 116, No. 7

The Edinboro Fighting Scots now stand alone atop Erie County college football teams.

Edinboro women's soccer faced off against the Gannon Lade Knights.

While faculty members of APSCUF officially started striking today, APSCUF coaches have yet to set a strike date or meet a contract agreement.

A review of a performance by Neon Indian.

The Home Rule Borough of Edinboro Council held their monthly meeting on Oct. 10, starting off with a donation to the borough.

An album review of "Running out of Love" by The Radio Department.

Edinboro University was recently ranked among the top 30 safest college campuses in the country.

Given the Ackerman's background in the education field, its no surprise their estate gifted Edinboro University $1.1 million to fund scholarships for Edinboro students majoring in psychology and music education.

Gabriel Hypes reviews "Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates."

Confusion still clouds the minds of students at Edinboro University, as Edinboro’s chapter of APSCUF was unable to completely answer students’ questions regarding the faculty union’s strike and contract negotiations at Tuesday’s informative session held at the Edinboro Fire Hall.

After five days of negotiating, and no contract settlement, the Association of Pennsylvania State College Union Faculties (APSCUF) went on strike