Small classes vs. lecture halls
BY DANIELLE ERTLE SC Staff Writer When a small child of five enters kindergarten, they are normally put into a small classroom setting which is […]
Month: March 2014
Delta Chi works to a restore positive image
BY MICHAEL D’IMPERIO SC Contributing Writer With the release of Neighbors, The House Bunny, and National Lampoon’s Animal House, the general attitude toward today’s fraternities […]
Campus united, never defeated
BY VERONES PADILLA SC Staff Writer On March 25 graduate student Sara Khan and student senator Efia King led a group of 55 students and […]
WESS gets a Woodie
BY VALENTINA CAVAL Editor-in-Chief ESU’s own radio station, WESS 90.3 FM, was so turned on they got a Woodie — an award given by MTVu […]
Jobs saved, confusion lingers
BY VICTORIA KRUKENKAMP Managing Editor As the student body headed into spring break on March 14, ESU’s administration publicized changes to the faculty retrenchments that […]
Warriors’ historic season ends in Sweet 16 loss to West Liberty
BY CORY NIDOH Asst. Sports Editor 30 wins, PSAC Champions, national ranking throughout most of the season, host of the Atlantic Region in the NCAA […]
Warriors Baseball: 19 games on the road
BY JOHN REED SC Staff Writer With East Stroudsburg University’s campus still firmly in the grip of a cold and snowy winter, the Warriors baseball […]
Opportunities available with Peace Corps after graduation
BY VERONES PADILLA SC Staff Writer The Peace Corps held an information session on March 11 in Stroud Hall to promote their Educational Programs overseas […]
Jack Smith, producer of “Infliction,” gives insight into modern filmmaking
BY JOHN REED SC Staff Writer Breaking into the film industry is a dream for many students, but blazing a trail into the industry is […]
ESU Shakes It 4 A Cause
BY TINA HENNESSEY SC Staff Writer On Wednesday, March 12, the National Residence Hall Honorary hosted Shake It 4 A Cause. Shake It 4 A […]