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Tracy Leturgey described solutions journalism as, “Instead of stopping at covering the problem, what Richland Source does really well is take it a step further,” giving solutions to the problems people face.

The EU education department is raising money to build water wells in South Sudan through the Iron Giraffe Challenge.

General McLane School District Superintendent, Richard Scaletta, discusses philanthropy and the local school district.

A town hall meeting where progress on the website redesign will be shared with the broader campus community will come later in the year. 

The ultimate goal of this task force and these events, according to Joye Dado, a member and nurse practitioner, is, “to promote wellness campus-wide” and to remind people that “wellness looks different to different people.”

APSCUF recently hosted elections for a faculty union representative who will sit on the newly formed Interim Faculty Council. Michelle Vitali will be the Edinboro rep. 

EUSGA hosted their bi-weekly congress meeting on Oct. 21, discussing possible expansions to congress and a promotional video project. 

Local brewer, Jason Lavery (Lavery Brewing), spoke to students about his journey to brewing in the I'm First speaker series. The series highlights sucessful alumni who where the first in their family to begin college.

John Bellucci, owner of John's Wildwood Pizzeria, speaks on the summer fire and trying to open before 2019 ends.

This idea to start a company led first to the creation of a collapsible bag, which serves as a tool for outdoorsmen to pick up, contain and recycle trash.