The Spectator: Vol. 117, No. 4

On Monday night at Edinboro University, this strange reality was confronted, along with many others, during the panel discussion, "What To Do With a Man on Horseback: After Charlottesville.”

The Edinboro Fighting Scots football team traveled to the George P. Miller Stadium in Indiana (Pa.) this past Saturday for their fifth game of the season.

If you don’t know Dr. Dale Tshudy, he’s a paleontologist who joined the Edinboro family in 1992, teaching geology and oceanography courses. His recent discovery is not simply something he stumbled on; the process was arduous.

While the tracks on Moses Sumney’s first full-length LP may first seem like the product of a dreamy summer love-affair, the truth behind the lyrics and the artist are much darker than one may anticipate.

On Wednesday, Sept. 20, professors from the political science department ran a panel discussion about the topic of United States President Donald Trump and impeachment.

If you’re tired of ham-fisted attempts at creating meaningful allegorical representations of the bible, check out these equally as affecting, much better surreal/abstract films from people other than Darren Aronofsky. 

All you need to know about “mother!” is that it stars Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem, who both remained nameless throughout the film, as a married couple that has numerous, mysterious guests coming to their home in the middle of nowhere.

Just as the movie “Dumb and Dumber” was better off without a sequel, “ The Dutchess” could have been fine as the only Fergie album to ever exist.

To dictate when and how American citizens exercise their rights tears at the very core of which this nation was founded. Without free speech and peaceful protest, we cannot grow as a nation. 

Clubs on campus are always in need of funding. One of those organizations is Chimera, a highlight book of the best projects made by art and literature students at Edinboro.

Recap of the Edinboro Fighting Scots women's soccer games against Kutztown and Roberts Wesleyan. 

In recent years, the demand for justice in America has greatly increased as certain issues are finally being brought into the light. For ages, we have looked at the justice system the wrong way.

It’s something we do almost mindlessly, wash our hands and reach for the paper towel that’s always hanging right next to the sink. This week, however, anyone passing through the Cooper Hall bathrooms would have noticed the lack of paper towels.

I’d never been to a music festival before Riot Fest, so I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect.

Macklemore never fails to pump the audience up. Every song just makes you want to get up and jump at a concert or dance with your friends in the middle of the street.

On Saturday, the Fighting Scots women’s volleyball team defeated Lock Haven University at Lock Haven.

On Sept. 7, credit reporting agency Equifax revealed that the social security numbers and private information of nearly 143 million Americans was compromised in May through July.

This album is jam-packed with opportunity for those looking for a soul-wrenching experience to be made new.

The seventh installment of the "album that changed my life" by EdinboroNow staff. Keep up with all of the albums that changed our lives in this Spectator Music weekly series.

Disturbing reports have surfaced from defectors in South Korea and North Korea about women being brutally raped and executed in political prisons camps in North Korea.

After St. Louis police officer Jason Stockley was recently found not guilty of murdering Anthony Lamar Smith back in 2011, a three day riot commenced.