The Spectator: Vol. 117, No. 14

On the east end of Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, the Van Houten Marketplace reopened after a semester-long hiatus.

Edinboro University’s men’s and women’s swim teams both suffered Senior Day losses against Clarion on Friday in their final meet before the PSAC Championships in February.

Shown off on the Xbox One console for various demonstrations throughout the event, “Sole” was one of the more talked about indies on social media, especially within the Philadelphia scene.

The Edinboro University music department held their first faculty recital in the Dr. William P. Alexander Music Center Recital Hall.

In partnership with Amity Threads and the A Voice For the Innocent organization, Amity Fest was a benefit concert for survivors of sexual harassment and assault.

Edinboro University has announced an MBA program designed to teach tudents to focus on the decision-making process and prepare them for roles in business-related work.

The Erie Art Museum will host a gallery honoring James McMurray, a professor emeritus for Edinboro University.

Model UN secures conference funding at the first EUSGA meeting of the year.

Rather than crossing the carnal threshold of demeaning lyrical content like the pioneering dirty-rap group 2 Live Night, Cupcakke uses her explicit lyrics as an outlet to own female sexuality and crack some pretty hilarious one-liners.

Flux, the undergrad and graduate graphic design contest, recently announced its 2017 winners, which included 10 Edinboro University students.

Edinboro University student, Tyler Podomik, discusses why he began pursuing art and his passion for painting. 

Friday, Jan. 26 marked the first 2018 show for Edinboro University of Pennsylvania’s Deviant Behavior Improv series. Upcoming shows will continue taking place in Diebold Performing Arts Center.

Fall Out Boy’s new album strays from their original alternative rock, emo roots in an unexpected, and for most early-2000s-FOB fans, less than satisfactory way.

There’s never been a game that accurately and effectively recreates the high speed action and intensity of the battles found in Akira Toriyama’s world-famous series, “Dragon Ball.” 

The Fighting Scots started off their winter break by competing in the Ken Kraft Midlands Invitational hosted by Northwestern University. 

Edinboro University’s wheelchair basketball team finished out their home games with a tournament on Jan. 26 and 27.

Over the weekend, the Edinboro wrestling team took on EWL opponents Clarion and George Mason University.

Our Viewpoint is a weekly opinion piece on a topic voted on by the staff of The Spectator. 

Very few experiences in life compare to the peaceful reassurance of coming home to your pet. A staff writer shares her story.

At the Glow in the Dark event, many students seemed to have a blast hanging out and dancing with friends; however, there were a few in attendance who seemed to observe the fun rather than actively participate.

The sound of the album could have been more clean, as the heavy distortion in many of the tracks was too sophomoric, but the message of the record is strong, relevant and respectful.