Science students confront trustees
BY VICTORIA KRUKENKAMP Managing Editor The first Council of Trustees meeting of this semester brought nearly 100 students from the science departments seeking answers regarding the cuts announced last semester. Biology and More »
Matthew Simmons, ESyoU honoree
BY VERONES PADILLA SC Staff Writer “The work I do is really all in a day’s work. I just hope that I’m having a positive impact on the students and their lives,” More »
PRSSA designs the ESU warrior spirit
BY TINA HENNESSEY SC Staff Writer East Stroudsburg University’s Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) chapter has several plans for this spring semester. PRSSA has had a presence at ESU since More »
ESU revamps housing
BY JESSICA WILLNER SC Staff Writer “March Madness” for some ESU students means deciding their living arrangements for the next school year. With housing applications live from now until March 9, and More »
12 Arrests, 12 Treated
BY VALENTINA CAVAL Editor-in-Chief Barstool Blackout — a light show that tours college campuses — returned to the Sherman Theater this past weekend, bringing with them arrests and hospital treatments. There were More »
Science students confront trustees
BY VICTORIA KRUKENKAMP Managing Editor The first Council of Trustees meeting of this semester brought nearly 100 students from the science departments seeking answers regarding the cuts announced last semester. Biology and
Matthew Simmons, ESyoU honoree
BY VERONES PADILLA SC Staff Writer “The work I do is really all in a day’s work. I just hope that I’m having a positive impact on the students and their lives,”
PRSSA designs the ESU warrior spirit
BY TINA HENNESSEY SC Staff Writer East Stroudsburg University’s Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) chapter has several plans for this spring semester. PRSSA has had a presence at ESU since
ESU revamps housing
BY JESSICA WILLNER SC Staff Writer “March Madness” for some ESU students means deciding their living arrangements for the next school year. With housing applications live from now until March 9, and
12 Arrests, 12 Treated
BY VALENTINA CAVAL Editor-in-Chief Barstool Blackout — a light show that tours college campuses — returned to the Sherman Theater this past weekend, bringing with them arrests and hospital treatments. There were
Bet college didn’t teach you this
BY JOHN REED SC Staff Writer What college student isn’t looking forward to bolting out of their house – and away from their parents – the moment they graduate from high school?
Come join the Courier
BY JAMIE REESE News Editor Students are sometimes surprised to learn they’re allowed to write, take pictures, and edit for the Stroud Courier. Not only are all students allowed to fulfill these
Dr. Diane Husic presents on regional effects of climate change for semester’s first biocolloquium
BY ZACHARY GOTTHARDT SC Staff Writer On February 28, Diane Husic, Ph D. of Moravian College presented her work on citizen science and regional climate change. Her research centered on phenology, with
Animal of the Issue: Fancy Rats
BY BRIANA MAGISTRO SC Staff Writer A rising trend in the pet world is owning rats. Pet rats, or fancy brown rats, are a totally different species than their street rat cousins.
Understanding and Managing Water
BY SCOTT BRADLEY When industry discusses the development of resources, it most often means that it is going to drill or mine for oil or coal. Resources seem to mean energy supplies,