Burning tires instead of coal and hydrofracking the Marcellus Shale are not the best energy options for our environment, said Dr. Sherri A. Mason, in her "Tires-to-Energy, Hydrofracking, and the Case for Renewable Energy" lecture in the Frank G.
On Wednesday, an Erie audience had the opportunity to hear first-hand Valerie Plame Wilson's story as she addressed hundreds of Edinboro University supporters and students at the fourth annual Dr. Jeremy D. Brown Honors Scholarship Luncheon. "After previous presenters such as ‘Ben & Jerry's' Jerry Greenfield, Segway inventor Dean Kamen and "Batman" movie producer Michael Uslan, we knew it would be a challenge attracting the same caliber speaker for this year's luncheon," said President Jeremy Brown.
Last Wednesday, Edinboro Dining began collecting funds from university students, faculty and staff to help in Edinboro University foreign aid. On March 11, a massive 9.0-magnitude earthquake occurred near the northeastern coast of Japan, creating extremely destructive tsunami waves which hit Japan just minutes after the earthquake.
Students, faculty, staff gather in protest of state education budget
A crowd of hundreds gathered at Baron-Forness Library Tuesday to voice their displeasure with Gov. Tom Corbett's proposed budget which would drastically cut education funding. The rally, organized by Edinboro's Sociology Club, drew an estimated 500 demonstrators, according to authorities at the scene.
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