By Zack Moncrieff Staff Writer & Photojournalist March 14, 2022 Edgewood alumnae Becca Hamilton ‘14 and Nina Roth ‘12 competed as a part of the USA Women’s Curling team at the Winter Olympic Games in Beijing this month. The team placed 6th out of 10 teams, losing to Japan with a […]
Edgewood players persist despite technical difficulties during sold-out show opening night By Thea Hinck Staff Writer March 14, 2022 On Feb. 25, opening night of “Sister Act,” Edgewood College theater’s new soundboard had a technical issue involving the audio cutting in and out, the cause of which remains unknown. Christopher Dunham, […]
By Rebecca Dickman OTE Editor March 14, 2022 Edgewood College officials confirmed this week that 15 students who attended personal counseling sessions had their personal information inappropriately shared with a small group of individuals in early February. The breach of privacy occurred after Wellness Center’s Personal Counseling Employees inadvertently shared student […]
Students, employees will be required to wear masks in classes, labs until April 1 By Thea Hinck, Alysse Kuglitsch and Brayden Grant For On the Edge Feb. 25, 2022 President Andrew Manion announced Tuesday that Edgewood College will drop a requirement for wearing masks in some indoor spaces on campus March […]
Diversity and education events highlight and celebrate Black culture By Anna Carullo Staff Writer Feb. 23, 2022 During Black History month, the Office of Student Inclusion and Involvement (OSII) celebrates Black love, Black rights, and Black wealth through special events including a trip to the Dusable Museum of African American History. On Feb. 19, […]
By Thea Hinck On the Edge Staff Writer Dec. 6, 2021 Rain bedeviled plans for the Haunted Trail event Oct. 28 but the Monster Mash inside Washburn Heritage Hall and Phil’s Dining Hall spirited in a scary and enjoyable Halloween on the Edgewood campus. The Monster Mash featured cookies, candy, and games such […]
By Lulu Van Dort On the Edge Staff Writer Nov. 16, 2021 Last month Edgewood College faculty members and administrators agreed on new requirements for General Education courses. OTE today provides the Six Important Facts About Gen Ed that summarizes the history and the coming changes for our requirements, often referred to as the “tags.” […]
By Rebecca Dickman OTE Assistant Editor Nov. 16, 2021 About 45 students, faculty, and staff rallied on Oct. 28 at the corner of Monroe Street and Edgewood College Drive to protest Line 3, a proposed oil pipeline expansion. This student-organized protest was held in solidarity with the Bloomington Antiracist Coalition, an activist group […]
By Zack Moncrieff Staff Writer & Photojournalist Oct. 1, 2021 After a year-long search, Dr. Milton Javier Bravo has been selected to become the new Vice President of Mission, Values and Inclusion at Edgewood College. Prof. John Leonard and Tony Garcia, Director of Diversity & Inclusion, jointly served as interim VPs during […]
By Lulu Van Dort On The Edge Staff Writer Oct. 1, 2021 OSII hosted a Mix-N-Mingle for first generation college students on Sept. 7, along with other similar events throughout the week. There were muffins, free t-shirts, and buttons, for both first generation students and their friends. This is part of […]
