General Education Requirements: What’s the Point?
Jordan Patterson Opinion Editor In college, we have so much going against us. A lot of stress and anxiety comes from all the things that […]
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Technological Access, or the Lack Thereof, will be Reflected in Students’ Grades
Natalie Irula Editor-in-Chief As the semester gets rolling, certain struggles become more obvious. Before school actually started, I was feeling quite confident that I would […]
Students Show Dissatisfaction with ESU Refunds
Helen Bradley Staff Writer As schools transitioned to online learning to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, the matter of refunds arose as students and families […]
How Student-Athletes Feel About the Cancelation of their Season
Helen Bradley Staff Writer On March 12, 2020, the National Collegiate Athletic Association NCAA made the decision to cancel all winter and spring championship tournaments […]
The Darkside of Social Distancing
Karizma N. Washington Contributing Writer I can remember on that Saturday how eager I was to be able to go to my aunt’s house and relax. […]
The 5 Stages of Graduation Grief
Ayanna Totten Staff Writer Somewhere between adolescence and adulthood, next becomes the only destination that matters. We don’t pause to appreciate the small, not-so-small moments […]
A Letter To Students: I Salute You
Bill Broun is a professor of English. He’s a faculty advisor for the Stroud Courier. When this is all over, I suggest a party at […]
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 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 […]
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. […]