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  • Long-dormant Homecoming back on campus
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    Oct. 6, 2023   By Alexandra NadolskiOTE Assistant Editor 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 Student Kick-Off […]

  • New Athletic Director “eager to enhance the student-athlete experience”
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    April 17, 2023   By Jaelyn WhiteFor On The Edge 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 meet their […]

  • 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, […]

  • Edgewood Professor Receives Stemmy Award
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    By Bryce Hinderman For On The Edge   April 17, 2023  STEM Forward, a Wisconsin nonprofit organization advocating for educational programs emphasizing Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), honored Professor Amy Schiebel of Edgewood College this fall with its Stemmy Award for significant work furthering STEM outreach and education in Wisconsin. The award was announced in […]

  • “She Kills Monsters” to Open on Friday
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    By Emmy Gelhausen For On The Edge   Feb. 21, 2023   Edgewood College’s Diane Ballweg Theatre will open “She Kills Monsters” on Friday. Show dates are February 24-25 at 7:30 p.m., March 2-3 at 7:30 p.m., and March 4 at 2:00 p.m. The play tells the story of a woman named Agnes (Edgewood Senior […]

  • Edgewood Enters Partnership with upGrad
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    By Rebecca Dickman On The Edge Editor   Feb. 1, 2023   Edgewood College has entered into a business partnership with upGrad, an online higher education platform, as announced in a press release on Tuesday Jan. 31. The partnership gives Edgewood College access to upGrad’s expertise with technologies in online education. International students would complete one year […]

  • Graduation Rates Raise Concerns
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    By Reid Kamhi Staff Reporter   Nov. 30, 2022   Only 46% of Edgewood undergraduate students who began in 2016 graduated from the College in four years, a figure which has raised concern from administrators and students alike. The statistic comes from Edgewood’s Quick Facts document from the 2020-21 academic year, a file which also […]

  • Highlighting Student Organizations
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     Editor’s note: Edgewood College’s student organizations offer opportunities for connection and community service in 2022-2023 with several charting new paths. On the Edge offers today short articles on several organizations submitted by students enrolled in Eng 201: Intro to Journalism and Eng 312: Topics and Journalism.  On The Edge invites any person who would like […]

  • New Eddy’s C-Store Coming in January
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    By Ana Brennan For On The Edge   Nov. 12, 2022   Eddy’s convenience store, missed by many Edgewood College students, is coming back in January with a new location and better facilities, college officials said last week. In an interview with a reporter, Matthew Sullivan, Interim Vice President of Edgewood College, said that Eddy’s […]

  • Black Student Union Shares Vision for the Future
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    By Sydney Feldner For On The Edge   Oct. 26, 2022   The Black Student Union (BSU), a 4-year-old organization at Edgewood College, will keep working to guarantee a Black presence on campus this year, according to the organization’s leaders. Students get together once a week to talk about what they can do more of, […]

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