Letter to the Editor Sept. 22, 2021 In response to the “Remote Teaching Request Lands Edgewood Professor’s Contract ‘Null and Void’” story – I find the actions of the administration appalling, inexcusable and frankly heartbreaking. Prof. Susan Rustick was one of my favorite teachers during undergrad, introducing me to diverse and meaningful ideas […]
By Ari Ebert-Standard Edgewood College senior Sadie Cordova was accepted to the Midwestern Bisexual Lesbian Gay Transgender Asexual College Conference (MBLGTACC) in Wichita, Kansas, where she had the opportunity to present her ongoing research project. Cordova studies Organizational Communications with a minor in Health and Society. The conference, held Feb. 15-17, aimed to bring Midwestern colleges and […]
By Alyssa Allemand I’m filled with infinite gratitude as my first semester as editor for On The Edge News comes to a close. Firstly, I thank our staff writers, editors, media editors, and photographers, whom are all students at Edgewood College. They take time out of their already hectic schedules for On The Edge because they have a passion for the work that […]
BY MIMI WELLS Edgewood College is considering new meal plan options for students through dining services company Chartwells, which is based in Rye Brook, N.Y. Edgewood is considering three-to-four meal plan options. These plans would be All-You-Care-To-Eat plans that other colleges across the country are offering, including Beloit College and Cornell University, which is located […]
BY LINDSEY HAZLETT | PHOTO BY SHANZEH AHMAD After taking an Environmental Justice course at Edgewood College, three students– Lauren Downs, Alyona Guns, and Kristel Renn– stepped forward to share the changes they’ve implemented on campus. “Initially it was just a class with a project, but then we wanted to get everyone else involved within […]
BY SANTI ELBOW | PHOTO FROM ST. VINNY’S FRIENDS Student organizations play a significant role in getting the student body and community working together. The Friends of St. Vinny’s Food Pantry, Edgewood College’s student organizations, is one example of this type of collaboration. The organization began in the spring of 2016. St. Vinny’s Food Pantry […]
Lisa King, professor and co-director of women’s and gender studies, reached out to On the Edge to publish a statement that a number of faculty at Edgewood signed. The statement is in support of students from marginalized communities and those students who have been and continue to be targets of hate on campus. The statement is copied […]
BY SHANZEH AHMAD | PHOTO BY ALEX THOMAS On Monday, Feb. 19, President Flanagan invited the Edgewood community to an all-campus diversity forum in light of the recent acts of vandalism on campus. To an almost-filled Edgedome, Flanagan, along with the vice presidents of Edgewood, said that the perpetrator behind the vandalisms probably didn’t expect […]
BY SHANZEH AHMAD | PHOTO BY SHANZEH AHMAD On Tuesday (Feb, 13), Edgewood College President Scott Flanagan said in an email that a poster was vandalized outside of the Office of Student Inclusion and Involvement. This is the second act of vandalism on Edgewood’s campus in just two weeks, as a similar incident took place […]
BY LINDSEY HAZLETT | PHOTO BY ALEX THOMAS The Monroe Street construction project will impact accessibility, bus routes, and commute times to Edgewood College, Edgewood High School, and the Campus School through November of 2018. The construction will span from Odana Road to Regent Street. Side streets will not be included in this project. The […]
