The Spectator: Vol. 117, No. 24

Softball finally returned to Edinboro after bad weather washed out most of the beginning of PSAC play.

One thing all college students have in common, a familiarity with assignments. Some are instructive, and some are busy work, and sometimes it’s the students who decide which it will be for themselves.

During May 2018’s commencement ceremony, Edinboro University alumnus Xavier Williams (’89) will speak, addressing the crowd and the newest batch of soon-to-be alumni. 

After approval of the annual 3-on-3 basketball tournament from June 11 to 28, along with construction plans for a subdivision on Willow Street, the meeting was adjourned at 6:58 p.m

Can anyone name who the Edinboro University Student Government Association (EUSGA) president was three years ago? How about two years ago? How about the current one? No? That’s what I thought. 

Hospitality is not just what one seeks at a hotel or in a friend’s home, but also a matter of ethics and human rights when applied to immigration, argued Dr. Andrew Smith during Edinboro University's Social Equity Lecture Series. 

Bruce Baumgartner, Edinboro University athletic director since 1998, is leaving the role, effective at the conclusion of the spring semester.

Edinboro’s Disc Golf Association hosted a tournament on April 14 to raise money for the Make-A-Wish foundation. 

The semester is drawing to a close and spring has arrived, for the most part at least. What better way to send off the semester and welcome the return of sunshine to Edinboro than by having a festival.

This week's Senior Athlete Spotlight is Bryson McLeod of the Edinboro University wheelchair basketball team.

Edinboro University seniors showcased their projects in the 10th annual Senior Graphic and Interactive Design Exhibition Awards Reception on April 11.

Senior art student Courtney Powell has always found joy in working with jewelry, even starting her own jewelry business with a few friends at the age of 7.

The Edinboro women’s lacrosse team seeks their first PSAC win.

Edinboro’s men’s and women’s track and field teams earned 15 PSAC-qualifying marks and set a number of personal records Saturday when they split up to attend the Bison Outdoor Classic at Bucknell University and the Westminster Invitational at Westminster College.

Jewish-American rapper Kosha Dillz brought his funky rhymes and freestyling to the theater in Pogue Student Center on April 11. 

“The Other” is a varied and scattered record that fails to fully shine where it should - bogged down by disappointing tracks and a lack of clarity across the tracks. 

The cover art certainly represents the relentlessly edgy attitude of Princess Nokia and the oddly juxtaposed emo-influenced trap that is this album.