Calling All Creative Artists: Enter For a Chance to Win!
We are accepting creative writing of all kinds and artwork, including illustrations, graphic design and photography. First Place: $20, Publishing in Calliope Literary Magazine and […]
PA is Set to Expand Vaccination Eligibility Following Challenges
Brianna Gountis Staff Writer As we pass the one-year mark of the Covid-19 pandemic, vaccinations have become our best hope for a healthy and normal […]
Alleged Misconduct Trails Interim Director of Admissions, Alberto Colom, to ESU
Max Augugliaro News Editor The turbulent past of new interim director of admissions, Alberto Colom, has followed him to ESU. With a COVID-19-triggered enrollment crisis […]
ESU Community Mourns the Death of Student Athlete Ryan Smith
Max Augugliaro News Editor The ESU community is mourning the loss of one of its own, Ryan Smith. According to an email sent by ESU […]
New Jersey Finally Fulfills Marijuana Legalization Bills
Brianna Gountis Staff Writer New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy recently signed three new laws legalizing the recreational use of marijuana for adults age 21 and […]
ESU Releases Initiatives Responding to the Racist Group Chat Incident
Max Augugliaro News Editor In the wake of the racist group chat incident that has left questions over the university’s commitment to diversity and inclusion, […]
Fast Fashion is Pounding at the Door… Should You Let It In?
Brianna Gountis Staff Writer Fashion trends seem to be circulating in and out of style at increasingly rapid rates. Combine this extreme rate of turnover […]
Will There Be a Commencement Ceremony For ’20 and ’21 Graduates?
Lynne Mcgee Staff Writer The year of 2020, the year of no graduations. Since Covid-19 began, graduations had to be put on hold. Though students […]
ESU Alumnus with Stage 3 Lung Cancer Shares his Story
Brianna Gountis Staff Writer ESU alumnus, Chase Berlin. is raising funds for his upcoming surgery and is seeking the help from his ESU community. In […]
Lack of Student Foot Traffic Causes Restaurant Closures
Lynne McGee Staff Writer What’s a college town without college students? A ghost town. College towns around the nation are suffering this fate, and East […]
Breaking the Zoom Barrier Between Students and Professors
Angelisse Alvarez Contributing Writer Zoom is a new mode of learning. Its potential opportunities continue evolving. Some professors experiment with methods that might engage students […]
Rapper Lil Nas X and His Controversial Trip to Hell
Brianna Gountis Contributing Writer Lil Nas X is a rapper, singer and songwriter who has become one of the most talked about pop stars in […]
Netflix’s ‘Bridgerton’: Romance, Drama, Comedy… This Show Has It All!
Jazmin Cole Social Media Manager “Bridgerton,” Netflix’s outrageously successful historical drama is officially returning for a second season. If you have not heard of “Bridgerton,” […]
‘Black Ops Cold War’ and ‘Warzone’: What’s New in Season Two?
Max Augugliaro News Editor The Call of Duty franchise released season two for two of its games, “Black Ops Cold War” and “Warzone” on Feb. […]
Zack Snyder’s Justice League, Rating: A-
Sandra Eckard Contributing Writer *Spoiler Free Review* Let me start by saying that if you go in not liking Zack Snyder, you probably won’t like […]
Marvel’s “WandaVision” Encourages Connection Among Viewers
Brianna Gountis Contributing Writer The Marvel Studios’ television show “WandaVision” premiered on Disney Plus in January 2021, with new episodes available to stream every Friday. […]
Food Delivery Apps Are in Desperate Need of Regulation
Natalie Irula Editor-in-Chief I drive for Uber Eats and DoorDash. I also order, quite a lot. This business is truly booming, especially in the midst […]
Our Interim Admissions Director: Is a Sketchy Background Worth the Risk?
Natalie Irula Editor-in-Chief The admissions department, from a student’s perspective, is the face of a university. It is the first relationship students have with their […]
Returning To Campus: A Professor’s Perspective
William Broun Faculty Advisor This fall, if all goes according to plan, ESU will return to face-to-face education, primarily. If you think students are the […]
Racial Imbalance Within the Capital Punishment System
Angelisse Alvarez Staff Writer Between July of last year and Jan. of this year, 13 prisoners were executed under the Trump administration. Preceding his election, […]
Exploring Marvel’s ‘WandaVision’ and its Take on The Grief Process
Jordan Patterson Opinion Editor Marvel’s “WandaVision” is just one of multiple projects spanning decades for the comic book movie company. However, this one is unique […]
Saints’ Quarterback Drew Brees Retires from the NFL After 20 Years
Telly Diallo Sports Editor Drew Brees retired on March 14 after playing for 20 years in the NFL, 15 of them for the New Orleans Saints. In an Instagram post his four children announced that […]
ESU Esports’ Team Gears Up for First Official Competitive Season Next Semester
Joshua Weiss Contributing Writer ESU Esports has been officially recognized as a club sport and the League of Legends team is gearing up for an […]
Warriors Softball Team’s Season Opener Approaches
Helen Bradley Staff Writer The ESU Warriors Softball team is set to take the pitch again with their season opener against Georgian Court this Thursday. […]
Overview of Preseason Poll Rankings and Top Competitors as Seasons Begin
Telly Diallo Sports Editor Sports return next weekend starting with women’s swimming on Saturday, Feb. 27 followed by softball and baseball games throughout the week. […]
Former Student-Athlete, Briana Sassaman, Speaks on her Journey at ESU
Ronald Hanaki Staff Writer Briana Sassaman is an ESU Field Hockey student-athlete alumna who served as one of the captains of the 2019 team that […]
