BY SAM HABERLAND | MARCH 30, 2016 In the month that has passed since Edgewood’s judicial board released its verdict on an alleged sexual assault, several key questions remain. One question being asked by many is why haven’t more details of the case been released? The main reason more details have not been released is because
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SGA Seeks Reform in Judicial Board Process.
BY CARLY OEDING | MARCH 17, 2016 On Monday, March 7th, the Student Government Association (SGA) held a meeting in Anderson Auditorium to discuss the recent debate over Edgewood College’s judicial system in light of a February 26th sexual assault ruling in favor of an alleged perpetrator. Over 50 students and staff were in
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Tyanna Buie’s Memoir In Print
BY HUNTER SALMON | MARCH 7, 2016 Edgewood College is showcasing the work of African American artist Tyanna Buie in The Stream art gallery until April 3rd. Buie is the first black woman to win the Mary Nohl Fellowship in 2012 and received the Joan Mitchell Fellowship to continue her work this year. From growing
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A Call For Change – Edgewood Reviews Judicial Board Process.
BY SAM HABERLAND | MARCH 7, 2016 Two weeks ago the Edgewood judicial board ruled in favor of the alleged attacker in a sexual assault case that happened last fall. The ruling sparked strong reaction from the student body and administrators alike. On the Edge News shed light on some details of the alleged
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Students Stand Silent
BY ERIK PILLAR AND SAM HABERLAND | MARCH 1, 2016 Close to 100 Edgewood College students held silent protest on Monday over the not guilty finding of a school judicial board hearing on a fall sexual assault case. The halls of second floor Predolin found students arm in arm and with mouths taped standing outside
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