The Spectator: Vol. 119, No. 14

On Wednesday, Jan. 22, a small group of students and teachers listened to Kiran Bhat speak about his new book, “We of the Forsaken World.” The lecture was held in Reeder Hall.

The beehives are located in the courtyards of Cooper Hall and under the supervision of Dr. John Ashley. From the hives, the department processes and sells various honey products in their department office.

This week's spotlight focusses on ceramics student Mark Tarabula.

The Edinboro Fighting Scots wrestling team fell to nationally ranked Pittsburgh in a non-conference match on Sunday. The No. 10 Panthers, out of the Atlantic Coastal Conference (ACC), won eight out of 10 bouts en route to a 28-6 win over Edinboro.

Both Edinboro University and Seton Hill University came into their Jan. 22 matchup riding losing streaks. Unfortunately for the Scots, it was their streak that would continue after falling, 86-75, to the Griffins. 

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio announced the Class of 2020 this month, and it’s a group of artists and bands who have greatly impacted the music macrocosm.

Eminem faces another controversy, this time about his song “Unaccommodating” in his new surprise album “Music To Be Murdered By.”

 In his decades-long career, there is not one popular form of music that Bowie has not made use of in his albums, from hip-hop all the way to avant-garde and industrial noise.

Neil Peart was a legend in the music world, influencing rock ‘n’ roll and music on a global scale. He brought the drums to the focus of the stage. Peart died from brain cancer on Jan. 7.

Once the news of the engagement had been announced and the official photos had been released it was clear: Meghan would be the new “peoples princess.” Meghan would enter the royal family, change their ways or at least influence the monarchy. 

Valentine’s Day. The day where people gather to celebrate love, or something made up by the card and candy companies to gain a profit, depending on your point of view.

In the last dual meet of the season the men were defeated, 166-120, dropping to 1-5 on the season.

Edinboro Fighting Scots women’s basketball team topped the Seton Hill Griffins, 90-71.

Saturday afternoon saw the Fighting Scots women’s basketball team take to the road and win big at Slippery Rock, 88-59. This was their first road trip since upsetting California University over winter break. 

An early hole against Old Dominion University was too much for ‘Boro, as despite winning three of the final four matches, the Fighting Scots wrestling team fell 24-9. 

After the tragic death of Kobe Bryant, staff writer Sam Bohen reflects on the star's legacy and impact.

Samantha Mannion askes the question, "Do billionaires need all of their wealth?" in this week's voices section.

An employee was shot and killed during a robbery Saturday at the Edinboro area Wendy’s restaurant. The victim is 22-year-old Alexander Cavanah of Edinboro. 

The Edinboro University Marketing and Communications Department announced in late November 2019 that the university website would be under construction and redesign, with a new look expected by Fall 2020.

The Musset family bought their building four years ago and spent three years renovating, working from the top down; The Cottage Rose finally opened in June 2019.

In an email to the student body, Edinboro University Student Government Association (EUSGA) released their list of Spring 2020 meeting dates. 

Nearly 20 years after the original film, Will Smith and Martin Lawrence reprise their roles as Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett in “Bad Boys for Life.”

Edinboro men’s basketball battled until the final seconds of a 79-73 loss at Slippery Rock on Saturday.