From EUP

Edinboro University’s Mathematics and Computer Science Department will celebrate all things Pi – the mathematical constant commonly approximated as 3.14 – during National Pi Day on Thursday, March 14.

LaToya Ruby Frazier, an internationally recognized visual artist and social justice advocate, will return to her alma mater to deliver the commencement address at Edinboro University’s undergraduate ceremony on Saturday, May 4.

Edinboro University today released the first official 3-D rendering of the competition space for the eSports athletic program it will launch this fall.

Two individuals were recognized for their commitment to social justice and leadership during the 23rd annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Award at Edinboro University.

Last year, Edinboro University’s Marketing and Communications team partnered with BD&E, a Pittsburgh-based strategic branding and marketing firm, to develop and launch the “For Those Who Strive” campaign.

Edinboro University students will have the option to bring their pets to campus this fall, when the NWPA campus introduces a new pet-friendly, living-learning community for 2019-2020.

Early childhood education specialists prepare young students through literacy, development and creative play. Educators who pursue master’s degrees in this profession become effective leaders and experts in curriculum and instruction.

More than 100 high school students will visit Edinboro University Friday and Saturday for the 2019 Pennsylvania Academic Decathlon Western Regional Competition.

Drawing upon the success of the past six years, Edinboro University will again welcome young men and women from high schools across the U.S. to campus for the Xavier and Tina Williams Summer Youth Business Academy.

Transgender people come from many different ways of life and from many backgrounds, and it is difficult to tell if someone is transgender just by looking. Edinboro University will host a discussion about transgender language and identity, and learn what it really means to be a transgender ally.

Edinboro University’s presidential search committee has announced the search for Edinboro’s next president. Working in partnership with Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education, the committee is being chaired by Erie attorney and Edinboro University Trustee Timothy Wachter.

An award-winning slam poet from Atlanta, a celebration of Lunar New Year, a travelling African-American cultural anthology, a soul food luncheon and an American crime drama film are highlights of the February calendar for Edinboro University’s Center for Diversity and Inclusion.

For the 10th consecutive year, Edinboro University earned national recognition for providing veterans and their families a first-rate post-secondary education.

More than 500 higher-education institutions are considered for the U.S. News & World Report ranking of both online graduate nursing and education programs.

Edinboro University is accepting nominations for an individual whose contributions to society reflect the spirit, philosophy and teachings of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Terrence A. Mitchell, an experienced higher education administrator, will join Edinboro University as chief diversity and inclusion officer on Jan. 7.

Two Edinboro University Cadets in the Fighting Scots Battalion reached the pinnacle of collegiate military service with official commissioning as U.S. Army officers.

As a high school graduate, Rachel Shirey was a solo artist. Spending hours in the ceramics studio and making prints by herself, the Portersville, Pa., native took an unexpected path to graduation.

A veteran faculty member in Edinboro University’s Nursing Department received a commendation from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for her tireless efforts promoting the education and prevention of drug abuse.

Edinboro University will celebrate the academic success of more than 300 students in the Class of 2018 during undergraduate and graduate ceremonies Saturday, Dec. 15.