ESU Field Hockey Sweeps Pair of Games Over Family Weekend
Ronald Hanaki Staff Writer No. 7 ESU Field Hockey swept its pair of games against the Lindenwood University Lions and the No. 3 Saint […]
ESU Announces Additional Seven-Week Courses for Spring 2022
Max Augugliaro News Editor ESU has announced the addition of more seven-week course for the Spring 2022 semester. According to an ESU news release, the […]
Dr. Nancy VanArsdale and Dr. Shala Davis Honored as Distinguished Professors
Ronald Hanaki Staff Writer Dr. Nancy VanArsdale and Dr. Shala Davis were honored as ESU’s newest Distinguished Professors at the All-University meeting held at the Abeloff Center for Performing […]
Esports Room Unveiling Marks New Era of Sports
Natalie Irula Editor-in-Chief The ESU Esports Room had its grand unveiling and ribbon-cutting ceremony last Saturday morning as the campus community came together to celebrate this […]
ESU is Back On-Campus as Covid-19 Continues
Daniel Stevens Staff Writer ESU students and faculty return to in-person instruction for the fall semester, after spending two semesters online through virtual meetings. Students […]
Derek Chauvin Found Guilty on All Counts
Max Augugliaro News Editor Former Minneapolis police officer, Derek Chauvin, has been convicted of the murder of George Floyd. On Tuesday, April 20, 2021, jurors […]
Furry Friends Stayed Indoors During the Pandemic Too!
Samantha Kutza Student Life Writer Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and enforced CDC guidelines, it has been hard for resident dog lovers of […]
Pocono’s Best Juice Place: One Love Nutrition
Helen Bradley Staff Writer Amidst the pandemic, One Love opened its doors and never looked back, bringing joy to Monroe County for over a year […]
The Fall Involvement Fair Slowly But Surely Kicks Off the Semester, with Emphasis on Safety
Gabriel Torres Contributing Writer The Student Government Association has worked to knock the cobwebs off students and get the campus lively again. While this year’s […]
Read The First Place Entry of Our Creative Arts Competition
New Shoes Daniel Stevens It was a crisp cold sunny morning; the leaves were all the beautiful palette that is the autumn season. The birds […]
View The Second Place Entry of Our Creative Arts Competition
Mirror Images Maria Humbert When looking through a mirror we tend to see a reflection of ourselves. A mirror allows us to see ourselves through […]
The Sherman Theater Crowd Remains The Same Amidst the Pandemic
Riley Sardinha Arts and Entertainment Editor As the pandemic continues, more local businesses are forced to shut down. At a time when some of us […]
Last.fm Creates Own “Spotify Wrapped”
RILEY SARDINHA A&E Editor As December draws closer, Spotify listeners are excited to find out which artists and songs have made their yearly top five […]
On Netflix’s New Mini-Series Drama, ‘Maid’
Adrianna Wolf Copy Writer The Netflix series, ‘Maid’, has been a huge success and may be coming back for another season. The show is fictional, […]
Is ‘Squid Game’ Not Taken Seriously Enough?
Riley Sardinha A&E Editor ‘Squid Game’ has become the most streamed show on Netflix and took over pop culture across the world. Shows and movies […]
Is ‘Going to the Movies’ a Thing of the Past?
Otis Jones Contributing Writer As movie theaters remain on life support, what do the students think about funding its medical treatment? Movie theaters have been […]
Super Mario Bros Movie Coming Out in 2022?
Riley Sardinha Opinion Editor Picture yourself sitting in a movie theater. A trailer begins for an upcoming animated film from Illumination. Being a Marvel […]
What’s the Deal with NFTs Nowadays?
Riley Sardinha Arts & Entertainment Editor There’s a new art form taking the internet by storm. It’s so online, it’s made up entirely of data. What’s […]
Some of Us Are Fed Up With Make-Up
Angelisse Alvarez Staff Writer Before the pandemic, makeup was part of my daily routine. It used to be a hobby, and I was known as […]
New Seven-Week Courses Ultimately Benefit Students
Adrianna Wolf Copy Editor Finally, ESU has added more seven-week long courses for the Spring 2022 semester, all of which will take place online. ESU’s […]
Should Vaccines be Mandatory? Reviews are Mixed
Shianne Shelton Contributing Writer President Joe Biden has recently passed a mandate stating you either receive your COVID-19 vaccine or you get tested weekly. In […]
ESU Field Hockey Sweeps Pair of Games Over Family Weekend
Ronald Hanaki Staff Writer No. 7 ESU Field Hockey swept its pair of games against the Lindenwood University Lions and the No. 3 Saint […]
Esports Team Looks to Finish Their Season Off Strongly
Gabriel Torres Staff Writer The ESU Esports’ fall season is coming to a close. The club has come along way since their inception in 2017, […]
ESU Wrestling Returns with Open Home Tourney
Ronald Hanaki Staff Writer ESU Wrestling returned to the mats at the ESU Open last Sunday at Koehler Fieldhouse after a two-year break because of […]
Football Team’s Backup Quarterback Lead the Warriors to Victory Against Mercyhurst University
Ronald Hanaki Staff Writer ESU’s backup quarterback came off the bench to lead the Warriors over the Mercyhurst University Lakers 17-7 last Saturday. ESU redshirt senior […]
Our Women’s Lacrosse Team’s Recent Rankings
Skyler Wick Social Media Assistant So far, the ESU women’s lacrosse team have won all games except for two. Teams the girls have beat include […]
