The Spectator: Vol. 119, No. 16

“Sabrina the Teenage Witch” has been revived by Netflix in the form of the "Chilling Adventures of Sabrina."

The Edinboro University branch of the Association of Pennsylvania State and University Faculty (APSCUF) is now under the leadership of interim president Victoria Hedderick. 

 Raudel Franco de Santos, a third-year political science major at Edinboro University, spent his Fall 2019 semester in this program, working with state prosecutors within the Pennsylvania Department of State.

APSCUF first ratified the contract in June 2019. The Edinboro chapter of APSCUF also voted unanimously in approval of the contract, which will be in place until 2023.

In an era of constant change and innovation, one of the most popular tools in all of media is the podcast.

Pop artist Kesha released her newest album, “High Road,” on Jan. 31. It’s her first full length record in over two years and is packed full of strong melodies and fun instrumentation.

Angela Burrows, Edinboro University vice president for marketing and communications, confirmed with The Spectator that EU has established tentative plans to demolish the Mike S. Zafirovski Sports and Recreation Center. 

The Film Society of Northwestern Pennsylvania will continue to host Film Grain events this spring at Erie’s Bourbon Barrel bar and restaurant. 

According to Associate Vice President of Student Affairs Stacie Wolbert, Edinboro University has instituted a new on-campus alcohol policy. 

Dr. Harleen Quinzel is expressing her newly found independence from “Mistah J” when we pick up her story in the DCEU’s newest entry, “Birds of Prey.” 

Senior sculpture major Rachel Maly hosted her solo exhibition in Bates Gallery from Feb. 3-7.

A group of officials from the Erie Police Department came to McKean Elementary on Feb. 7 to work on relationship building and to share information about what they do. 

A General McLane High School student was selected as first chair for the PMEA State Jazz Ensemble in April.

To become a superintendent, three things must happen: you must have the academic credentials; you must be elected by a board of education of a school district; and you must take an oath before a judge of the Court of Common Pleas, or the Secretary of Education.

Dear Edinboro University, 65% of your student community is female, according to your statistics. I think that you’re failing the part of the community that deals with periods by not providing better options in your bathrooms.

The Edinboro University men’s basketball team kicked off a two-game road trip with a loss to the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, 98-73. 

A five-game winning streak would end on Saturday night, as the Fighting Scots women’s basketball team fell in overtime to the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown Mountain Cats.

The Edinboro wrestling team used multiple bonus point victories to get back on track with a 28-18 win over fellow Mid-American Conference (MAC) member Davidson on Saturday at McComb Fieldhouse.

The Edinboro Fighting Scots wrestling team fell to Lock Haven on Feb. 6, 25-13. 

The Edinboro men’s basketball team lost to Gannon University on Feb. 5, 74-47.

The Edinboro women’s basketball team faced off against local rival Gannon on Feb. 5. The Fighting Scots would avenge a loss from earlier this season, winning 56-52.

On Feb. 5, the Fighting Scots basketball teams faced off against the Gannon Golden Knights in Edinboro.