The Spectator: Vol. 118, No. 3

Find out more about the candidates for the upcoming 2018 midterm elections.

Looking for a fresh way to save some money, yet have fun at the same time? Here are some cool deals on Edinboro’s campus. 

For many, this is the last time they will ever be in an institution dedicated solely to education.

Cross country season is well underway as sections of men’s and women’s teams from 13 Pennsylvania colleges raced Saturday morning at the Allegheny College Gator Classic in Meadville. 

Edinboro’s women’s soccer team lost 2-1 to Millersville University Saturday away from home.

Edinboro University’s disc golf course had its inaugural tournament Saturday with the Edinboro Royal Stewart Open Drive by Innova.

Because esports will be treated the same as other sports such as swimming or football, participants will be held to the same standards as their other student-athlete peers. This means they will have to remain on track for graduation, maintain a certain minimum GPA and remain a full-time student while competing.

Strong first half, lockdown defense boosts Scots to 49-24 win.

When the remedial math class restructuring was introduced to Edinboro University’s campus, it was revolutionary.

Keeping with the theme, “For Those Who Strive,” Edinboro University launched five new community programs on Aug. 27. Looking to enhance the community, these new programs are up and running with aims to assist students, community members, employees and even children.

It’s the latest tagline attached to Edinboro University, four words meant to assist in the recruitment of potential students and the inspiration of those currently chasing a degree.

The movie changed some of the memorable book scenes and, honestly, they’re great. I like both versions.

Now out of high school, Australian indie-band, The Goon Sax, show a more nuanced and varied approach on their second album, “We’re Not Talking.”

Willie Nelson released his new album “My Way” on September 14. The album; a tribute to Nelson’s departed friend Frank Sinatra, features 11 of Sinatra’s classic songs covered by the king of country himself.

On May 11, 2012, Ab-Soul’s album “Control System” was released. The 17-track, 71-minute experience was not Ab-Soul’s first record, though it feels that way because it was his most defining album.

With a pedigree of three Tony Awards, a Critics Circle Award and a Pulitzer, “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf” sets high expectations for any theater goer. 

Starting on Sept. 14, the musical “Hello, Dolly!” will grace the Playhouse stage to start the 2018-2019 season with flair.