Rihanna Faces Backlash after Condemning Indian Government on Twitter
Skyler Wick Social Media Assistant International superstar Rihanna has been attacked by Indian nationalists for speaking out against the Indian Government. A recent tweet that […]
Rihanna Faces Backlash after Condemning Indian Government on Twitter
Skyler Wick Social Media Assistant International superstar Rihanna has been attacked by Indian nationalists for speaking out against the Indian Government. A recent tweet that […]
Biden and Harris’s Inauguration: Can Unity Prevail in our Divided States?
Helen Bradley Staff Writer Jan. 21 was supposed to be a historic day. After a prolonged election season, the country looked to the Presidential Inauguration. […]
Racist Group Chat Incident Continues to Ignite Social Media Response, Administration Calls for Accountability
Max Augugliaro News Editor With Help From Shavonne McLamb, Staff Writer Last week, a screenshot from a private class GroupMe chat—apparently between ESU students—was leaked […]
ESU Community Outraged After Exposure of Racist Group Chat Comments
Natalie Irula Editor-in-Chief Racist remarks against a professor from within a student GroupMe chatroom during a lecture on Feb. 4 have recently come to light. […]
Beijing’s Olympic Hosting Privileges in Question Over Human Rights Violations
Helen Bradley Staff Writer With the Olympic Games being the highest and most respected sporting competition in the world, it requires an event that matches, […]
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 […]
The Light at the End of the Tunnel: Staying Hopeful for a Fall Semester
Brianna Gountis Contributing Writer As students enter their second full semester of virtual learning, many are struggling. The thing that keeps us all going on […]
Another Semester at ‘Zoom University’
Lynne McGee Staff Writer The second semester is in full gear. Some students feel more prepared than ever, and others are still trying to figure […]
This Year’s Inclusion Poster Project Focuses on the Zoom Classroom Experience
Jamee Haney Contributing Writer The current pandemic has not stopped Dr. Storm Heter and Professor David Mazure from having their third annual Inclusion Poster Project, […]
The ‘Thrifting’ Trend: Exploring it’s Benefits and Breaking Stereotypes
Aqeelah Dean Contributing Writer Thrifting is a sustainable and affordable way to obtain the clothing that some college students might need. When college is brought […]
‘Framing Britney Spears’: Exploring the Blurred Lines Between Sexism and Celebrity Life
Angelisse Alvarez Contributing Writer The New York Times presents a documentary, “Framing Britney Spears” which thoughtfully timelines how the world fell in love with Britney […]
‘The Mandalorian’ Star Gina Carano Fired Over Controversial Instagram Post
Brianna Gountis Contributing Writer Actor Gina Carano was fired from her role as Cara Dune in the Disney+ original TV show “The Mandalorian” on Feb. […]
Netflix’s ‘Malcom & Marie’ Could’ve Been Better
Jazmin Cole Social Media Manager “Malcolm & Marie,” the highly anticipated quarantine-produced film, written by HBO’s hit show “Euphoria’s” creator Sam Levinson released this month […]
Raw and Real, Freeform’s ‘Grown-ish’ Tackles the College Experience
Jazmin Cole Social Media Manager Everyone has seen the stereotypical “college experience” that movies and television shows like to portray. The one where students party […]
Kali Fajardo-Anstine’s ‘Sabrina & Corina’: A Riveting and Culturally Rich Read
Angelisse Alvarez Contributing Writer When navigating the final months of 2020, “Sabrina & Corina” by Kali Fajardo-Anstine was one of my last reads. This moving […]
Prioritizing Student Mental Health
Jordan Patterson Opinion Editor 2020 was a rough year for everyone. Between the pandemic, the riots, and everyone being stuck at home, it surely took […]
Will Snow Days Be a Casualty of the Pandemic?
Lynne McGee Staff Writer Are snow days completely gone? As everyone manages the next online semester, one thing not talked about are snow days. In […]
Is Returning to Campus Selfish?
Max Augugliaro News Editor With almost a full year of COVID-19 under our belts, we seem to be closer to the light at the end […]
The Decline of Facebook: Part Two
Lacey Woodrow Contributing Writer Enter the 2016 Presidential Election… My god, if we thought social media was unfortunate before, then the combination of it with […]
The Decline of Facebook: Part One
Lacey Woodrow Contributing Writer In 2005, when Facebook was just starting out, it was a platform strictly for college students. This was the same year […]
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 […]
ESU’s Instagram Highlights Tennis Champion Jennifer Brady’s Father’s Success Instead of Hers
Helen Bradley Staff Writer ESU turned to social media to highlight and celebrate their connection to 25 year old tennis star, Jennifer Brady. However, their […]
Super Bowl LV: Tom Brady Wins Again with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Telly Diallo Sports Editor In a surprisingly one-sided game, Tom Brady wins the Tampa Bay Buccaneers their first super bowl in almost 20 years. Leading […]
The Return of Sports Amid the Ongoing Pandemic
Jonathan Mostafa Contributing Writer East Stroudsburg University athletics and Warrior Baseball makes a return this spring for the first time since the start of the […]
