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 […]
Month: November 2021
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]