Tentative Agreement Brings an End to Three Day Faculty Strike
By Oliver Trojak Staff Writer A tentative agreement was reached between Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) and the Association of Pennsylvania State College […]
Month: October 2016
Catch the Turrell Gallery Before It’s Gone!
Tomorrow is the Final Day to See the Gallery
By Lauren Shook A&E Editor Yet another thought-provoking exhibit has come to the Madelon Powers Art Gallery in the Fine and Performing Art Center. Sean […]
A Couple’s Hope and Strength at ESU
Survivor and Husband Shed Light on Cancer
By Laura Jean Null Staff Writer Feature One in Eight. “About 1 in 8 U.S. women (about 12%) will develop invasive breast cancer over the […]
Beware of Privacy Limited by Social Media
Dr. McClanahan Talks One Book, One Campus
By Edita Bardhi Staff Writer Dr. Andi McClanahan, an ESU professor in Communications, shared social understandings last Tuesday at Beers Lecture Hall in relation to […]
Cash Prize for ESU Business Innovators
By Cindy Nolte Contributing Writer Do you have a dream of being your own boss? Are you studying a major that will allow you to […]
Police Blotter: Oct. 27, 2016
Compiled By: Kayla M Sutter Managing Editor Note: all names have been omitted. Oct. 14, 11:55 p.m. Alcohol Violation: University Ridge – One non-student cited […]
Faculty and Students Strike at the Picket Line
Top Photo Credit / Laura Jean Null Bottom Photo Credit / Kathleen Kraemer
WESS DJ of the Week: Kenneth Rankin
By Jillian Deiley Staff Writer Each week a Disc Jockey from East Stroudsburg University’s radio station, 90.3 WESS, is selected as DJ of the week […]
Fitness on Campus
By Christina Martinez Contributing Writer College students have found new, innovative ways to make working out a more enjoyable experience on campus. The terms exercise […]
Nintendo Announces New Console
By Adam Miklas Contributing Writer After the Nintendo WiiU’s sales underperformed, Nintendo announced a new console around a year ago codenamed “NX.” While there were […]