Shamir Johnson’s Journey So Far
Jalen Rhodes Staff Writer Shamir Johnson, sophomore and criminal justice major, has played basketball since he was eight years old. Basketball became his safe haven […]
Month: February 2020
Students Investing in Stocks: Is it Worth It?
Melissa Curran Assistant Social Media Manager & Charlese Freeman Student Life Editor With the economy ever-changing and unreliable, more people are depending on “side-hustles” for […]
Valentine’s Day: Showing Love, for the Right Price
Lynne McGee Staff Writer Is Valentine’s Day Worth the Pressure for Couples? Everyone knows the familiar feeling in the air during the month of February, […]
Apple vs Android: Which is Better?
Max Augugliaro Staff Writer It can be said that this is one of the most polarizing debates that has ever come around, as well as […]
The ‘Perfect’ Kind of Psychological Thriller
Michael Chintalan A&E Editor Psychological thrillers have a good reputation for being mind-bending, confusing, plot-twist filled journeys that leave viewers questioning what is going on […]
The ESU Shuttles Need Some Help
Natalie Irula Opinion Editor The shuttle service is falling apart…along with the shuttles themselves. If you’ve ever found yourself taking one, you know exactly what […]
Photo Gallery: ESU Comunity Steps Out For The Elisa Chase Scholarship Fundraiser
Co-workers from the WESS 96.7 radio station and other members of the ESU Community celebrate the life if late Elisa Chase, former Communications professor, and […]
How Finances, Academics Play a Part in Poor Retention Rates
Colin O’Leary Staff Writer When colleges and universities evaluate the success of their students, often the focus is on graduation rates, but there is another […]
Is Banning Laptops in the Classroom Regressive?
Angelisse Alvarez Staff Writer Having attended ESU for about four years, I have noticed most professors seem unbothered by the use of laptops in classrooms. […]