The Spectator: Vol. 118, No. 2

The feeling of community and joy was felt by all in attendance of the 2018 Highland Games, whether you were a native of Edinboro or a first-time games goer. This list of the five best Highland Games events will allow you to reminisce on your time spent at the festival.

On Friday, Sept. 7, duo $uicideboy$ released their 14-track album, “I want to die in New Orleans.” Going into my first LP listen to a $uicideboy$ album, I knew what to expect, but in a strange way, I also didn’t.

Solo album number 18, “Egypt Station” is the latest release of legendary musician Paul McCartney.

Estelle released her newest album, “Lover’s Rock” this past weekend and did not disappoint fans. The album, which features 14 tracks, was the artist’s first release in roughly three years. 

In his first game since 2014’s “The Amazing Spider-Man 2,” Spider-Man has never felt better to play, or looked as great as it does in this Insomniac-developed romp. 

Meadville Fine Arts hosted a reception for two local artists and their new exhibits — Tim Timon’s “Something Fishy” and Monica Schwegman’s “If Trees Could Talk” — on Sept. 7. 

Issues that were in focus at the Sept. 10 Home Rule Borough of Edinboro council meeting included public beautification, the student rental ordinance, public safety, pension plans and a brief mentioning of officials who will be leaving their positions.

In spite of the dreary morning weather, occupants of the Reeder Hall lobby stayed cheery as Edinboro University was officially recognized for its adherence to weather safety standards.

A native of Pittsburgh, Assistant Professor Thomas Lipinski was a part of the Edinboro University community for nearly two decades before his death on Sept. 6. Lipinski was 63 years old.

In June, Kevon Bruce, a man with a burning passion to help those set at a disadvantage, was named the 2018-2019 Frederick Douglass Scholar at Edinboro University. 

Six months after former Edinboro University president Dr. H. Fred Walker stepped down, the university is still without permanent leadership.

he Edinboro women’s soccer team lost a hard-fought battle at home against Gannon on Sept. 5, falling 2-1. 

On a third-and-17 play from Bloomsburg’s own 47-yard line, Jarrod Keller looked for a deep pass to his right. The ball ended up bouncing closest to Andre Dowdell Jr., but only because Ta’Nauz Gregory was cutoff while making his way downfield. 

The Edinboro Fighting Scots football team will head into their home opener undefeated after winning the second game of the season, topping Bloomsburg University, 21-16, on Saturday.

Edinboro’s cross country teams have reported to Coach Foster a few weeks before the semester begins for fall camp every year since 2016, and this year was no different.

From the start, the Edinboro women’s volleyball team has known that they’ve got something good going.

The future of Edinboro’s cross country program looked bright during the annual event honoring its historic past.

Conclusively, YouTube has no doubt erupted in our society and filled voids of information, belongingness, opportunity and expression. When you are scrolling through your feed, keep in mind the values and mission the founders of YouTube set up 13 years ago. Do you think they have achieved their goals?

These women that spend their entire lives dedicated to a sport should be able to wear what they want, whether it be a catsuit that helps them deal with health issues, or changing their shirt because it’s on backwards. 

2018 midterm elections candidate profiles.

Here’s a list of some of the coolest things the library rents.

Over the weekend, Nike chose former NFL quarterback, Colin Kaepernick, as the spokesman for their “Just Do It” 30th anniversary campaign.

Recently, student journalists at Liberty University have been bearing the brunt of an administration that does not understand that the function of journalists is to report, not advertise.