Edinboro University will mark Women’s History Month with a series of presentations highlighting the unique legacies, accomplishments and struggles of women.
This fall, 22 Edinboro University students completed over 9,900 hours of community service during their fall internships. Each student completed this internship as a requirement for a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology.
Edinboro University alum Chaz Kellem ('05) and co-host April Jackson, parent of Edinboro student-athlete Khalil Jackson, are on the schedule for this Sunday’s discussion, "Black Men in Leadership."
For the 12th consecutive year, Edinboro University earned national recognition for providing veterans and their families with a first-rate post-secondary education.
Dr. Dale-Elizabeth Pehrsson brings a breadth of experience to the interim presidency of Edinboro University, a role she assumed on New Year’s Day. She will continue as president of Clarion University, a position she has...
Edinboro University welcomes you to celebrate Black History Monty with virtual planning presented by the Frederick Douglass Institute and Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.
Two Edinboro University academic programs earned Top 100 honors in the 2021 U.S. News & World Report rankings, which considered 500 higher-education institutions across the nation.
Edinboro Art faculty members, students and alumni were recently invited to showcase their work in “Crafts in the Air” – a virtual exhibition hosted by Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, Thailand.
This year, nationally renowned American ceramicist, artist and social activist Robert Lugo was selected as the official juror for the annual Nicole & Harry Martin Spring Show, which runs from March 19 through June 25.
