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 […]
Opinion
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 […]
Why You Should Invest in Stocks
Jordan Patterson Opinion Editor One constant in life, at least in the U.S., is you need money to have basic things. Money doesn’t grow on […]
The Toxicity of Social Media
Jordan Patterson Opinion Editor Sometimes people get into arguments over something offensive that was said or you get sent a death threat over something silly. […]
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 […]
Marijuana Usage Has a Lifelong Threat
By Luke Sterner Contributing Writer Back in the 1980’s, while President Reagan was in office, his wife Nancy started her anti-drug campaign with the message […]
Unnecessary Tom Corbett Budget Cuts
By Valentina Caval (Email Valentina at: vc7521@live.esu.edu) SC Staff Writer “Stay in school!”, “Going to college will get you a brighter future”, “The future of […]
College Promiscuity
By Mark Graham Recently while reading the Courier I stumbled upon an article by Josephine Styles regarding the relatively new program on MTV, “Skins”. The […]