Excitement Mounts as Campus Prepares for ESU’s Second Annual Global Week
By Samantha Werkheiser Assistant Editor-in-Chief On Sunday, ESU will kick off its second Global Week, a week-long event that aims to empower ESU students to […]
Month: March 2017
The Ridge Fire Continues to Affect Students
By Samantha Werkheiser Assistant Editor-in-Chief The fire that struck University Ridge on Feb. 6 is still affecting students almost two months later. “The fire has […]
ESU Students Attend Gender and Women’s Studies Conference
By Janice Tieperman News Editor In today’s rapidly changing social climate, gender studies have become a prominent topic of discussion. On March 25, students from […]
State Representative Strives to Improve Community
By Laura Jean Null Staff Writer Elected as State Representative of the 202nd Legislative District in the Philadelphia County, Jared G.Solomon is stepping up to […]
Modern Day Activism
By Yaasmeen Piper Staff Writer “After the election I remember my mom called me crying,” recalled Ashley Tucker, the graduate assistant for the Women’s Center. […]
Food by the Numbers: Inside Dansbury Commons
By Peggy Diaco Staff Writer Every day, 3,000 hungry ESU students descend on Dansbury Commons for something to eat, but where does the food come […]
Safety Tips: March 30, 2017
Compiled By: Janice Tieperman News Editor – Use the safety escort service instead of walking alone on campus (570-422-3064). SafeRides is not intended to be […]
Study Abroad: A Chance
to Explore The World
By Brook Reeder Staff Writer Are you interested in broadening your perspective and learning more about foreign cultures and languages? Are you looking to witness […]
Add Some Spice to Your Life:
Enjoy Authentic Indian and Asian Cuisines Locally
By Charlese Freeman Staff Writer Spice it up! Everyone’s had that moment when they were craving Indian, Chinese or Thai food. The Spice Route is […]
