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Keeping with the theme, “For Those Who Strive,” Edinboro University launched five new community programs on Aug. 27. Looking to enhance the community, these new programs are up and running with aims to assist students, community members, employees and even children.

It’s the latest tagline attached to Edinboro University, four words meant to assist in the recruitment of potential students and the inspiration of those currently chasing a degree.

Issues that were in focus at the Sept. 10 Home Rule Borough of Edinboro council meeting included public beautification, the student rental ordinance, public safety, pension plans and a brief mentioning of officials who will be leaving their positions.

In spite of the dreary morning weather, occupants of the Reeder Hall lobby stayed cheery as Edinboro University was officially recognized for its adherence to weather safety standards.

A native of Pittsburgh, Assistant Professor Thomas Lipinski was a part of the Edinboro University community for nearly two decades before his death on Sept. 6. Lipinski was 63 years old.

In June, Kevon Bruce, a man with a burning passion to help those set at a disadvantage, was named the 2018-2019 Frederick Douglass Scholar at Edinboro University. 

Six months after former Edinboro University president Dr. H. Fred Walker stepped down, the university is still without permanent leadership.

College in America has changed since its creation. Like most things in the age of technology, equal opportunity arose. Online classes are a practical normality.

Edinboro is known for its rich Scottish heritage. The Highland Games is the university’s most notable example of this.