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  • Edgewood College Students Struggle to Find Parking Spots
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                          By Nadia Marshall Watching the Edgewood College students and faculty struggle in this year’s parking lots paints a painful image: Cars are often moving in and out from lots to nearby street parking as students rush to make it to their morning and evening […]

  • Opinion piece: Climate change
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                            Wisconsin should prevent climate change By Colin Mellenberger and Brooke Christianson Thermostats are ticking up everywhere, and Wisconsin is no different. As global warming increases, Wisconsin will face biodiversity loss and health threats. Midwesterners may be able to avoid certain climate change effects […]

  • Safety at Edgewood
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      By Lexi Roh OTE Assistant Editor Several Edgewood College women report feeling uneasy after college officials failed to investigate an incident of a man wandering around Sonderegger Hall last semester.    The students said they alerted Resident Assistants (RAs) about the stranger’s presence near the residence hall at 8 p.m. Oct. 2, but no […]

  • Writing Center still attracts large numbers of students
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      By Bennett Davishoff On the Edge Reporter November. 13, 2023  Edgewood College’s Writing Center continues this semester with its popular peer tutoring services for students. Recent reports show fast growth with student drop-ins growing to 909 in 2022-23, a 43 percent increase over the 2021-22 academic year. The center, located in the Rennebohm Library […]

  • Project Sunshine Offers Pumpkins and Paint Night
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    By Lexi Roh  OTE Assistant Editor  Project Sunshine starts off the year with a growing membership and a new event called Pumpkin and Paint night that will be held on Oct. 22 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Nona McGreal Room in the Predolin Humanities Center (PRD 302).   The campus organization focuses […]

  • Former Prisoner Shares Journey to Innocence
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      By Alexandra Nadolski   OTE Assistant Editor Oct. 20, 2023  Ray Krone spent three years of solitude on death row housed in a 6- by 8-foot concrete cell in the hot Arizona desert for a crime he didn’t commit. Edgewood College students can hear his harrowing story of two trials for sexual assault and […]

  • Long-dormant Homecoming back on campus
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    By Alexandra Nadolski OTE Assistant Editor   Oct. 6, 2023   Edgewood College alumni, as well as their families and friends, are invited to a no-cost four-day celebration on campus after a many years’ absence. The event will run from Oct. 19 to Oct. 22. Reservations are due Oct. 6 at https://www.edgewood.edu/alumni/homecoming Thursday features a […]

  • New Athletic Director “eager to enhance the student-athlete experience”
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    By Jaelyn White For On The Edge   April 17, 2023   Suann Saltzberry, Edgewood College’s first female athletic director named in November 2022, said her vision for her first few years is to, “focus on enhancing the student-athlete experience. The needs of student-athletes are changing and we want to strengthen the support staff to […]

  • Edgewood eSports Expands Opportunities
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    By Elliot Cory For On The Edge   April 17, 2023   With the popularity of eSports exploding globally, Edgewood College hosts its largest eSports student-run club as well as a varsity athletic program, according to eSports Director Danny Duchaj. Not only does the eSports club make gaming competitively more accessible to the student populace, […]

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