Student Athletes Open Up About Recruitment and Other Struggles This Semester
Skyler Wick Contributing Writer In this day and age, it’s hard to do a lot of things due to the pandemic, especially when it comes […]
What Joe Biden’s Presidency Means for Education
Sarah Dass Contributing Writer As of Nov. 7, Joseph Biden and Kamala Harris won the 2020 presidential election. This announcement called for celebration and disappointment […]
Biden Emerges Victorious after Record Breaking, Historic Election
Nick Stein News Editor NEW YORK—Election Day became election week in 2020. After three contentious presidential debates, it all came down to the vote of […]
Ghost Story Contest Winner: Luanna Dutra’s ‘Ghost or Angel’
“Ghost or Angel” by Luanna Dutra Ana’s eyes open, and she is stuck once again. Unable to speak or move, she is internally screaming but […]
Meet the Editors: Nick Stein, Melissa Curran and Jordan Patterson
Natalie Irula Editor-in-Chief The Stroud Courier welcomes News Editor, Nick Stein, Student Life Editor, Melissa Curran, and Opinion Editor, Jordan Patterson, with open arms. Stein, […]
Meet the New Editors: Anastasia Basheer and Telly Diallo
Natalie Irula Editor-in-Chief The Stroud Courier welcomes Arts and Entertainment Editor, Anastasia Basheer, and Sports Editor, Telly Diallo, as our newest additions to the team. […]
Student Business Spotlight: Boba Beans Café
Column by Melissa Curran Student Life Editor Victoria Nguyen, a recent graduate of the Business Management program, has always had dreams of starting her own […]
Student Mask Style in the Era of Covid-19
Aqeelah Dean Contributing Writer Having to wear masks during the time of Covid-19 has given birth to a new phenomenon. Before Covid-19, people used to […]
How the Warrior Marching Band is Faring Amidst the Pandemic
Jamee Haney Contributing Writer Members of the Warrior Marching Band, who are among the few students currently residing on campus, have been affected by the […]
Ghost Story Contest Runner Ups: Alexis Lowe and Heather Estrella
Alexis Lowe Ghost Story Contestant As my mother grew up, the neighborhood children had many ghost stories. Some were made up just to scare one […]
‘All but a Ghost Town’: On Campus Living from a Student’s Perspective
Helen Bradley Contributing Writer The leaves falling and the colors changing are not the only transformations happening in East Stroudsburg. The once bustling campus of […]
Everything You Need to Know About the New PS5 Games
Nathaniel Sullivan Contributing Writer The PlayStation 5, Sony’s next generation console, is available for purchase after Nov. 12 and since one of the ways some […]
Are we Witnessing the End of the Cinematic Era?
Anastasia Basheer Arts and Entertainment Editor Movie theaters have reopened a little over two months ago in most states, but confusion still lingers among consumers […]
Netflix’s ‘The Social Dilemma’ Sparks Conversation on the Effects of Social Media
Shavonne McLamb Contributing Writer “The Social Dilemma” is an hour and 34 minute documentary on the way social media affects people. As former employees of […]
Netflix’s Cuties: A Modern Controversy
Anastasia Basheer Arts and Entertainment Editor The Netflix movie, “Cuties” was released on Aug. 19 in France and on Sept. 9 to the rest of […]
What are Students Watching During Quarantine?
Saylin Rojas Contributing Writer As everyone knows, we are currently living during a pandemic which has caused us a lot of things and a lot […]
A Personal Experience: Adjusting to Online Learning
Max Auguliaro Assistant News Editor With the Covid-19 Pandemic and the new routines that come with it, life is almost unrecognizable. When toilet paper wasn’t […]
COVID-19’s Toll on Students’ Already Fragile Mental Health
Jordan Patterson Opinion Editor College is, obviously, something that plays a role in all of our lives. However, it leaves a bigger mark on some […]
The 2020 Console Wars: PS5 vs XBox Series X
Max Augugliaro Assistant News Editor The biggest decision coming up in November, well other than the Presidential Election of course, is the decision between what […]
General Education Requirements: What’s the Point?
Jordan Patterson Opinion Editor In college, we have so much going against us. A lot of stress and anxiety comes from all the things that […]
Technological Access, or the Lack Thereof, will be Reflected in Students’ Grades
Natalie Irula Editor-in-Chief As the semester gets rolling, certain struggles become more obvious. Before school actually started, I was feeling quite confident that I would […]
Student Athletes Open Up About Recruitment and Other Struggles This Semester
Skyler Wick Contributing Writer In this day and age, it’s hard to do a lot of things due to the pandemic, especially when it comes […]
Women’s Wrestling Program Strives for Success as Second Season Approaches
Peter Nace Contributing Writer Anibal Nieves the men’s wrestling head coach was just announced as the new interim women’s head coach as they prepare for […]
Men’s Basketball Player who Battled Cancer Finds Love Unexpectedly
Natalie Irula Editor-in-Chief Ryan Smith, a junior on the basketball team, and Molly Gorczyca met after they had both been diagnosed with the same rare […]
How Student-Athletes are Coping in a Virtual Environment
Rebecca Kotula Contributing Writer What began on March 12 as the cancellation of spring sports at East Stroudsburg University, has continued far longer than any […]
Tricia Melfy Hired as New Head Coach of Women’s Volleyball
Ronald Hanaki Staff Writer Tricia Melfy was named the new Head Coach of the Women’s Volleyball, last spring. Before coming to ESU, Melfy spent two […]