The Spectator: Vol. 118, No. 7

★★★★

After listening through “Dark Days Ahead,” I was ready to listen to all that Iron Reagan had to offer.

Roe v. Wade, Supreme Court, state rights discussed.

The impacts of climate change were addressed by the United Nations’ (UN) Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in a new report on Monday. The UN released this report after a recent panel on the effects of global warming.

Pennsylvania state representative Ryan Bizzarro is hoping to better neighborhoods, in part by helping to improve the circumstances at McKean Community Park. 

Starting and ending at the Frank G. Pogue Student Center, seven people walked around the Edinboro University campus as part of a yearly Domestic Violence Awareness Walk.

Major Benjamin Kavanagh was promoted to the rank of lieutenant colonel (LTC) on Oct. 4, at a ceremony held in Van Houten Dining Hall. 

University lecture focuses on life and memoir writing by EU professor.

Controversy took center stage for the “Kavanaugh, #MeToo and American Politics” panel in Multipurpose Room A of the Pogue Student Center.

A touchdown in the first minute wasn’t the jump-start Edinboro’s football team was hoping for as they quickly fell behind and ultimately lost to Slippery Rock University, 59-28.

On Friday night, the Edinboro women’s volleyball team began their weekend of traveling as they went to Gannon University to face off against the Golden Knights.

Spithaler honored, women return home.

This game will be a perfect gift for fans of JRPGs, and those willing to get past the controls for a unique and engaging story unlike any other. 

★★★★★

When you can’t skip a single track on the album, you know it’s good. With a beautifully unique sound and incredible lyricism, “Mirror Master” is a must-listen.

If you haven’t seen the Meadville Academy Theatre’s rendition of “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street,” make it a priority this weekend before the show wraps up.

Nicole Ellwood, a first-year fine arts major, says the best part of living in Edinboro is meeting other people who have the same passion for art as she does.

A reflection on the mayhem from a centrist.

The former District 4 must choose between its incumbent, three-time congressman Scott Perry, or democrat primary winner George Scott.

There’s nothing political about speaking out for the rights of someone — what is political is that people have problems with that.