Fast Fashion is Pounding at the Door… Should You Let It In?
Brianna Gountis Staff Writer Fashion trends seem to be circulating in and out of style at increasingly rapid rates. Combine this extreme rate of turnover […]
Student Life
Will There Be a Commencement Ceremony For ’20 and ’21 Graduates?
Lynne Mcgee Staff Writer The year of 2020, the year of no graduations. Since Covid-19 began, graduations had to be put on hold. Though students […]
ESU Alumnus with Stage 3 Lung Cancer Shares his Story
Brianna Gountis Staff Writer ESU alumnus, Chase Berlin. is raising funds for his upcoming surgery and is seeking the help from his ESU community. In […]
Lack of Student Foot Traffic Causes Restaurant Closures
Lynne McGee Staff Writer What’s a college town without college students? A ghost town. College towns around the nation are suffering this fate, and East […]
Breaking the Zoom Barrier Between Students and Professors
Angelisse Alvarez Contributing Writer Zoom is a new mode of learning. Its potential opportunities continue evolving. Some professors experiment with methods that might engage students […]
The Light at the End of the Tunnel: Staying Hopeful for a Fall Semester
Brianna Gountis Contributing Writer As students enter their second full semester of virtual learning, many are struggling. The thing that keeps us all going on […]
Another Semester at ‘Zoom University’
Lynne McGee Staff Writer The second semester is in full gear. Some students feel more prepared than ever, and others are still trying to figure […]
This Year’s Inclusion Poster Project Focuses on the Zoom Classroom Experience
Jamee Haney Contributing Writer The current pandemic has not stopped Dr. Storm Heter and Professor David Mazure from having their third annual Inclusion Poster Project, […]
Managing Time as a Student of ‘Zoom University’
Lynne McGee Staff Writer College is hard. Mix in a national pandemic and online classes, and then ask a college student how they’re doing. Chances […]