The Spectator: Vol. 117, No. 5

Angela Burrows — new assistant vice president for communications, community and public relations, and marketing — says that the next few months will be a time of evaluation.

Following one of Edinboro’s first games that permitted tailgating, the Fighting Scots got back on track, defeating the winless Clarion Golden Eagles.

Bronsen and the Expedition, a Washington, D.C.-area band, may have only been around for less than a year — but they’re already about to release their first EP, in addition to playing multiple shows around the eastern region of the United States.

Edinboro University’s men’s and women’s tennis coach, Kody Duncan, began his personal college search by looking at what college degrees other tennis coaches held.

This should be shaking the United States to its core, but instead it’s merely business as usual and just another Monday morning.

The SNES Classic, The Switch and the future of gaming's first family.

Of non division one teams, Edinboro placed first overall with 81 overall points.

English singer and songwriter Barns Courtney released his debut album, “The Attractions of Youth,” last Friday, leaving me already wanting more music from him.

“Battle of the Sexes” is a movie I’ve had on my calendar ever since the trailer first dropped in May of this year.

Advisors in the art field often encourage students to reach out to companies to secure internships and advise them to do so during the summer between junior and senior year.

Last week, Potterfest took over the Edinboro University campus, and John Granger, an author of multiple books focusing on literature, faith and culture, was the keynote speaker this year.

At Monday’s Student Government Association meeting, five student organizations presented to the EUSGA congress in order to receive funds from SGA.

This March, we have yet another opportunity to be transported to another meticulously whimsical world of director Wes Anderson’s creation. 

Freshman year can be difficult for some — it’s a time of transition from the lackadaisical responsibilities of high school to the tougher responsibilities of the collegiate lifestyle.

The path from convocation to college graduation is challenging, winding and sometimes, longer than expected. What is it that keeps students at their university past the average four-year mark?

The Erie Art Museum will be hosting the Pittsburgh Glass Center’s new traveling glass studio, “Hot Wheels,” on Sunday, Oct. 8, from 2 to 4 p.m.

While some bands may try to stay away from sounding like their influences, The Horrors take the challenge head on, making an album that sounds like Depeche Mode filtered through a psychedelic kaleidoscope.

The California natives have been aging like the fine wine surrounding them at their black and white parties, and perhaps more mature themes and experimentation await in their next release.

This album encompasses the growing up Cyrus has seemingly done in the past few years, detaching herself from both Hannah Montana and Crazy Miley.

Whether you’ve come down with a sudden stomach bug or had one too many “beverages” last night, sometimes vomiting is the only option. 

Once again, another scandal has reached the headlines regarding Trump, however, this particular incident revolves around Trump’s senior advisor and son-in-law, Jared Kushner. 

Edinboro University is looking for a senior who will graduate in December 2017 and who has a minimum grade point average of 3.5 to speak at the winter commencement.