The Spectator: Vol. 117, No. 10

On Oct. 27, 253 Edinboro University students received letters from the deans of their respective colleges informing them their programs would no longer be accepting incoming students.

This January, 12 teams will step into the ring of a new professional esport. Welcome to the Overwatch League.

Shaking off early losses to West Chester and Indiana (Pa.), the Edinboro football team had found a groove, winning their past three contests before Saturday.

 A few hours before the show, The Spectator met with drummer, Pat Kirch, to talk about the tour, their newest album, “Lovely Little Lonely,” and some of the volunteer work the band has done. 

A closed meeting between representatives of Pennsylvania’s governor’s board, members of PASSHE, executives of area companies, professors from nearby universities and other prominent area individuals was held at Edinboro University.

On Nov. 2, Edinboro University hosted its newest installment of the social equity distinguished professionals lecture series.

With an average life expectancy of only about 50 years old, which was the average age of death for most Americans in the year 1900, the homeless are one of the most at-risk groups in the United States. So why aren’t we doing more for them?

Moderated by Frederick Douglas Scholar Lewis Brownlee, the lecturers gave 10-minute presentations outlining the NFL protest that began with quarterback Colin Kaepernick.

Edinboro University hosted a Lunch and Learn event for English majors on Oct. 31 with alumna Adaena Tray.

Weekly Edinboro University Student Government Association meeting coverage.

In this week’s entry of the Professional Development Series, we’ll be tackling the concept of online networking. More specifically, we’ll be looking at the application of LinkedIn for your professional life and its uses for finding a job.

On Oct. 31, Manhattan suffered a horrible terror attack from a 29-year-old Muslim male named Sayfullo Saipov, who was originally from Uzbekistan.

After making waves at the PSAC championship race two weeks ago, the Edinboro cross country team came through once again.

“Monsterland” is a book built on friendship and family and what they do for each other in times of struggle. It also incorporates monsters in a way that makes them human, yet keeps them true to their origin story. 

Director J.D. Mizikowski and the students of Edinboro University are bringing to life Shakespeare’s classic comedy, “Much Ado About Nothing.” 

21 Savage shows why he’s having a year we shouldn’t forget, Offset keeps proving why he’s the best rapper in Migos, and do I really need to say anything about Metro Boomin? Seriously, there isn’t a bad track on this album.

Willow is one of the most interesting young artists of recent years. She isn’t afraid to experiment with different sounds, genres, and lyrics and offers these songs in a way that still seems to flow even with the differing sounds. 

I am passionately pursing a career that I love and, thanks to my professors, I feel talented enough to chase after. I hope to one day soon be successful in the career I have chosen for myself, and I look forward to it not feeling like work. 

The theme of “In Tongues,” are several instrumentation techniques being frequented, but each track has one unique nuance. 

Scientists have discovered groundbreaking research regarding the possibility of utilizing brain scans and artificial intelligence to recognize suicidal thoughts.