Super Mario Bros Movie Coming Out in 2022?
Riley Sardinha Opinion Editor Picture yourself sitting in a movie theater. A trailer begins for an upcoming animated film from Illumination. Being a Marvel […]
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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 […]
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 […]
Should Vaccines be Mandatory? Reviews are Mixed
Shianne Shelton Contributing Writer President Joe Biden has recently passed a mandate stating you either receive your COVID-19 vaccine or you get tested weekly. In […]
Loading: Accountability.
Angelisse Alvarez Staff Writer A year later and Breonna Taylor’s murderers have still not been charged for her death. On March 13, 2020, 26 year […]
What Our Seniors Lost Due to COVID-19
Brianna Gountis Staff Writer Unprecedented times *insert eye roll* means an unprecedented graduation, and an unprecedented entrance into the workforce. Of course, there is the […]
Food Delivery Apps Are in Desperate Need of Regulation
Natalie Irula Editor-in-Chief I drive for Uber Eats and DoorDash. I also order, quite a lot. This business is truly booming, especially in the midst […]
Our Interim Admissions Director: Is a Sketchy Background Worth the Risk?
Natalie Irula Editor-in-Chief The admissions department, from a student’s perspective, is the face of a university. It is the first relationship students have with their […]
Returning To Campus: A Professor’s Perspective
William Broun Faculty Advisor This fall, if all goes according to plan, ESU will return to face-to-face education, primarily. If you think students are the […]