From EUP

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.

Edinboro University’s Performing Arts and Culture Series will present “A Celtic Holiday Celebration” at 6 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 8, in Louis C. Cole Auditorium – Memorial Hall.

Edinboro University secured four awards for public relations and branding during a regional award ceremony this month.

Mari K. Eder, a retired U.S. Army major general and president of the business consulting company Benson’s ReView, LLC, will discuss “The Information Apocalypse” on Wednesday, Nov. 28, at 7:30 p.m. in the multipurpose room of the Frank G. Pogue Student Center.

Edinboro University means business when it comes to Personal Financial Planning. And as a result, the School of Business has earned national accolades for student preparation.

Edinboro University’s graduate-level counseling program ranks among the top 32 online programs in the country, following a review from OnlineMasters.com.

Dr. Kevin Courtright, an expert criminologist and associate professor in Edinboro’s Criminal Justice, Anthropology, and Forensic Studies Department, recently joined the editorial board of the Journal of Criminal Justice Education.

Edinboro University will continue its Uncomfortable Conversations series with “Electile Dysfunction,” a panel discussion on the 2018 midterm elections. Edinboro faculty and visiting experts will break down the elections and the effects they will have on our country moving forward. The discussion, which is free and open to the public, will be held on Monday, Nov. 12, at 7 p.m. in Baron-Forness Library.

The Edinboro University Council of Trustees (COT) recently welcomed two new members and recognized the reappointment of two others. The appointments to Edinboro’s governing body were made by Gov. Tom Wolf.

Edinboro University’s ROTC cadets earned the top spot in the 2nd Brigade Army ROTC Ranger Challenge, a varsity sport competition against 42 of the top schools in the northeastern U.S.

On Monday, Edinboro launched a new platform that includes an innovative approach to career services that integrates the entire ecosystem into supporting students with career development early in the student experience – even before the first campus visit.

For the last eight years, Edinboro University has been recognized as a Military Friendly university, ascending to silver status in 2017.

After months of renovations, Edinboro University’s Center for Branding and Strategic Communication is officially open for business – small businesses that is.

On Oct. 24, Edinboro University and Green will host “Kevin Hines: A Discussion on Suicide and Mental Health,” featuring one of only 36 individuals to attempt suicide by jumping from the Golden Gate Bridge and survive.