ESU Students Command Attention With More Than 500 Signatures
BY VICTORIA KRUKENKAMP SC MANAGING EDITOR In response to the possible retrenchment of The Department of Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS), three ESU students used […]
Month: October 2013
Two Tales of Survival Hold Together The Other Wes Moore
BY RONALD HANAKI SC STAFF WRITER Another evening discussion of “The Other Wes Moore: One Name, Two Fates,” was held on October 9 in the […]
Taking Back Sunday, Holding Back Nothing
BY CRYSTAL SMITH SC STAFF WRITER On October 14, New York born band Taking Back Sunday rocked the faces off of the Sherman Theater audience. […]
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor, My name is Collette Ryder, Class of 1996, Music major (Voice), and current President of the ESU Alumni Association Board of Directors. There […]
An ESU Alumna’s Experience with Bullying
BY SARAH VERICCO SC STAFF WRITER ESU’s counseling services are just one of several departments that face retrenchment in the coming weeks. For students like […]
A Weekend Trip to Montreal Proves Beneficial for ESU Students
BY COLLEEN RUPP SC STAFF WRITER On Saturday, October 14, twelve ESU students left for a two-day trip to Montreal, Canada. The trip was led […]
Latino Heritage Month Film Festival
BY VERONES PADILLA SC STAFF WRITER Dr. Annie Mendoza of the Modern Language Department, in conjunction with the Office of the Dean of College of […]
ESU Falls to #6 Bloomsburg
BY NICK GRANADOS SC SPORTS EDITOR ESU had no answer for Bloomsburg’s Franklyn Quiteh. The senior running back finished the game with 304 yards and […]
The Keystone Building in a Nutshell
BY VALENTINA CAVAL SC Editor in Chief The Keystone Building, a building intended to replace the current University Center and the Keystone Room, is expected […]
ESU Police Officer’s History with Narcotics
BY SARAH BORYS SC Copy Editor East Stroudsburg campus police officer Matt Brill was investigated in April 2013 in response to a call from Forks […]