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 LINDSEY HAZLETT | PHOTOS BY SHANZEH AHMAD Hundreds of Edgewood College students, staff, and faculty gathered in solidarity on Feb. 28 to voice their concerns to the administration regarding diversity on campus. The Student Senate hosted a Walk Out event, encouraging students to leave class and gather in the Predolin Lobby, wearing black. Student Senate […]
BY ALEXIS DEMINTER Edgewood College’s succulent-building activity seems to bring in more students than any other event held by the Office of Student Inclusion and Involvement. The activity consists of students picking out a succulent at the table and assembling a jar of dirt, stones, and a plant. Angelina Flynn, the person in charge of […]
BY SHANZEH AHMAD | YASIR ALHUMAIDAN There are an estimated 11 million undocumented people in the United States right now, according to Aissa Olivarez, a staff attorney from the Community Immigration Law Center, but even someone who is a lawful permanent resident is still at risk for deportation. “Only U.S. citizenship can actually protect you from […]
BY SHELBY LOOCK | PHOTO BY ALEX THOMAS Something is popping up on Edgewood’s campus. This semester, four students from the English Department have been hosting Pop Up Poetry under the direction of English professor, Adam Fell. On Tuesday and Thursday nights in the Wingra Commons, Halie Tenor, Josh Klak, Nick Sengstock, and Rhea Lyons […]
