The Spectator: Vol. 119, No. 15

This is the first in a continuing series that looks at how Edinboro University is becoming more environmentally friendly.

Another announced change mandates that two upperclass members of every EUSGA-approved club must attend every congress meeting. This decision is actually the enforcement of an already existing bylaw.

This week's spotlight is graduate student Narissa Kennedy.

The University Programming Board (UPB) is showing six movies throughout the spring 2020 semester.

General McLane High School wrestlers raised awareness and more than $10,000 for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation on Jan. 29.

A group of 10th grade students from General McLane High School had the opportunity to step inside an Erie manufacturing plant on Jan. 28.

Two General McLane alumni have created two new endowment funds through the General McLane Foundation this year.

Students at James W. Parker Middle School arrived last week to find positive phrases like these posted on their lockers in the form of red, pink and white hearts.

From Jan. 29-30, the Edinboro University Clay Club presented five workshops from Gair, a current artist-in-residence at Harvard University. Gair’s experience in the field includes over 100 exhibitions and four total artist residencies.

“What Did Jack Do?” was shot in 2016, and it originally premiered in France in 2017. 

Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds are a band that can change and manipulate their sound in any way they want, yet it will still sound like something only Nick Cave can write. 

Social media coordinator Ben McCullough talks about his newfound love of bass music.

Taking all four of the general field awards has elevated Eilish to two very exclusive lists of artists.

If you live in and are a taxpayer of General McLane, you probably think of the district as the five buildings we occupy: two elementary schools, a middle school, a high school and a service center.

When it comes to Title IX at Edinboro University and the greater community, reporting forms of sexual violence plays a key role.

Valentine’s Day is once again upon us, as a holiday and a day of chances. But for many businesses, it’s a day of opportunity.

Before the establishment of regulations for food, drugs and medicine in the early 1900s, anyone could essentially sell anything and tell tall tales about their products.

The Edinboro University men’s basketball team fell 93-56 to Mercyhurst on Jan. 29, dropping the Scots to 5-13 overall and 2-12 in PSAC play. 

Jake Nulph was recently selected to be the 16th head coach of Edinboro football.

The Fighting Scots came in 17th as a team, while junior Zach Ancewicz placed fifth and junior Jon Spaulding brought home a sixth place finish.