The impact of recycling
By Scott Bradley For The Stroud Courier Fossil fuels and metals are nonrenewable resources. We pull them from the ground and put them to use, […]
Month: May 2014
D’Orsay Mancuso discusses prevalence of parasites in Eastern Cottontails
By Zachary Gotthardt SC Staff Writer On Friday, April 25, D’Orsay Mancuso defended her thesis on the prevalence of ectoparasites and endoparasites in the Eastern […]
WESS’s Woodie finds its home
By Crystal Smith Asst. A&E Editor On April 25, MTV representatives journeyed to ESU to present WESS 90.3 FM with the prestigious Woodie Award. The […]
ESU Fashion: Let’s Party
By Alexandra Pliska SC Staff Writer Going out and having fun with friends is a past time enjoyed by all age groups. It starts off […]
Get into the jazz, rhythm, and blues
By Crystal Smith Asst. A&E Editor On April 27, the East Stroudsburg University Music Department held their Spring Vocal Jazz Concert in the Fine & […]
Saving the best for last: Senior Portfolio Exhibit
By David Nostrand Copy Editor The latest student art exhibit opened at the Madelon Powers Gallery on April 23. As is tradition for the semester’s […]
Farewell ESU
By Danielle Ertle SC Staff Writer After five long years, I have finally reached the end of my college years. College has been quite an […]
Advice to graduating seniors: Stay involved in the ESU community
By Joseph Fite ESU Alumnus In less than two weeks, Penn State football coach and 1995 East Stroudsburg University graduate James Franklin will be standing […]
Regan’s Remedies: May 1, 2014
By Regan Hoerl SC Staff Writer So it’s the last week of classes and I have one final piece of advice: have fun. College should […]
Sustainability and college life
By Scott Bradley For The Stroud Courier When discussing global sustainability, the question often comes up, “What can I do?” This is followed almost universally […]