PennWest Edinboro's student-led newspaper, The Spectator, publishes regularly each semester, allowing advertisers multiple opportunities to share their messages with a targeted audience. The Spectator is read by students, administrators and faculty on campus, along with alumni and members of the larger Edinboro community.
To find out more about advertising opportunities with The Spectator, contact us at adverts.spectator@gmail.com.
Edinboro’s student-run radio station, 88.9 WFSE – Fighting Scots Radio, remains on-air 24/7/365 in large part due to financial support from area businesses. Unlike paid advertising, underwriting announcements on-air are support statements that identify businesses that sponsor local college radio and the programming on WFSE. Announcements are aired regularly in appreciation of donor generosity. WFSE plays the best rock and alternative/indie music from The Beatles to today, mixing in specialty music shows, sports talk and news segments, community affairs programming, and live coverage of many campus events.
To find out more about underwriting opportunities for WFSE-FM, contact campus media business manager Dr. Ron Raymond at 814-732-1317 or rraymond@pennwest.edu.
ETV, PennWest Edinboro’s student-led television station, produces news, sports and public affairs programs that allow a variety of sponsorship opportunities. ETV provides coverage of many campus events, including athletic contests and the winter and spring commencement ceremonies. Sponsorship opportunities are available as five and ten second station identification, 15 and 30 second announcements, or program, event or streaming sponsorships.
To find out more about sponsorship opportunities for ETV, contact campus media business manager Dr. Ron Raymond at 814-732-1317 or rraymond@pennwest.edu..
English major Sara Ventura went phone-free and navigated school, work, and pleasure. Then her car died and the real challenge began.
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Solo Mio is a film about Matt Taylor, played by Kevin James, who is set to get married in Rome, but whose fiancée leaves him at the altar. The film follows James as he tries to get over the heartbreak in Rome and in the process, gets a new outlook on life.
This article is third in a series reflecting on how PennWest Edinboro’s Chi Alpha retreat helped me learn about the importance of community support and mindfulness. This installment focuses on how the experience helped me find my identity.
Testing will occur at the three campuses from Tuesday, Feb. 3, to Thursday, Feb. 5.