ESU Wins in Rout Over Cheyney
Ronald Hanaki Staff Writer Redshirt sophomore guard Marc Rodriguez and freshman guard Justin Paz both scored 21 points as ESU Men’s Basketball destroyed the Cheyney […]
Month: November 2019
Kaepernick Exposes the NFL
Cole Tamarri Managing Editor Colin Kaepernick. The mere mention of his name sends conservatives who see the flag as more important than the freedoms […]
Lady Warriors Win 65-61 With Laptosky’s Layup
Ronald Hanaki Staff Writer Senior guard Tiffany Lapotsky’s layup with 27 seconds left in the game was enough to vault ESU Women’s Basketball past the […]
Why is Sycamore Suites Still Being Repaired?
Adam Capotorto Staff Writer It’s been almost two months since the fire that happened in the Sycamore Suites and yet the building is still under […]
Transferring to ESU Proves a Stressful, Yet Rewarding Experience
Natalie Irula Opinion Editor From move-in day to the first exam, starting again at any new school can be an exciting but daunting process. Not […]
Juggling Work, School Can Lead to Late Graduation
Colin O’Leary Staff Writer Graduating from college is no easy task. Graduating on time can be even harder. College students are expected to graduate in […]
Game Den Unleashed Brings Together Various Gamers
Shavonne McLamb Contributing Writer Video games were on the rage this weekend? If you were a gamer and did not show up to this week’s […]
OMA, Gender & Sexuality Center Show ‘Hidden Figures’
Natalie Irula Opinion Editor As I sat down in seat number eight with my during-movie munchies, it was clear eight was the lucky number for […]
East Stroudsburg Shutters: Meet ESU’s Photography Club
Brian Ellis Contributing Writer On Nov. 9, East Stroudsburg Shutters, the new photography club on campus, took an exciting trip to New York City. The […]
Student By Day, Tattoo Artist by Night
Elizabeth Deczynski Contributing Writer Kayla Hetner has always been interested in various art forms. From painting to drawing, she’s dabbled in just about all of […]