‘The Crucible’ Gets a Modern Twist
By Samantha Werkheiser Editor-in-Chief “The Crucible” was a big hit among audiences who went to see it last week. The production, directed by Professor Stephanie […]
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‘The Crucible’ Continues This Weekend
By Samantha Werkheiser Editor-In-Chief ESU’s fall production “The Crucible” premiered on Oct. 18 at the Smith-McFarland Theatre. The play, written by Arthur Miller, is a […]
ESU Parking: Students Continue to Feel Troubled by the Lack of Space
By Samantha Werkheiser Editor-in-Chief I find myself once again writing about the parking issues on campus. I realize that I probably sound like a broken […]
Deadliest Mass Shooting in U.S. Shocks Nation
By Samantha Werkheiser Editor-in-Chief On Oct. 1, around 10:30 p.m., a gunman opened fire on the Las Vegas strip where a country music festival was […]
New Residential Suites are a Masterpiece
Students are Delighted With the Turnout
By Edita Bardhi Opinion Editor ESU’s newest residential building, Sycamore Suites, is something to admire. As a current resident of the building, I have quite […]
Cultural Greek Council Holds Silent March:
Talks of Changes Needed on Campus are Sparked
By Samantha Werkheiser Editor-in-Chief On Tuesday Sept. 26, the Cultural Greek Council held a silent march for the racial issues that remain prevalent on campus. […]
The Provost’s Colloquium Highlights Trips Abroad
By Levi Jiorle Contributing Writer The first Provost’s Colloquium showcased the China and Cuba trips. The series was started off with a brief message from […]
New Adaptation of ‘It’ Kills in Box Office
By Samantha Werkheiser Editor-in-Chief SPOILER ALERT: Stephen King fans will not be disappointed with this adaption of the author’s best-selling novel. The film “It” came out this […]
Parking Pass Price Increase Angers Commuter Students
By Samantha Werkheiser Editor-in-Chief When I returned for my final year of college, I was already angered with the increase in tuition prices. I found […]
Meet the New Editor-in-Chief: Samantha Werkheiser
By Janice Tieperman News Editor As the semester draws to a close, the Stroud Courier has entered a time of transition as many of […]