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Stroudsburg businesses support local artists

When was the last time a well-known, made artist or musician emerged from the Poconos? Honestly, I couldn’t tell you, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty of talented individuals trying to get noticed. The local Stroudsburg community has always been willing to help local artists.

Warriors have new home to celebrate?

Warriors might find a new home at Jock and Jill’s Sports Bar & Grille on Main Street. The bar formally known as Front Row has a new look and a new name. New co-owner Barry Lynch said they are trying to make Jock and Jill’s student-friendly, as it has been self- proclaimed “The Home of the Warriors.

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Student Senate wants your opinion on new construction

As a current student at East Stroudsburg University, what would you enjoy seeing change? Would you want additional dormitories? Would you want additional food courts? Would you leave everything how it is, avoiding effort and change? No one can hear you if you do not speak up. 2 comments

Black History Month

It’s a well known fact that February is the month full of pink hearts and red roses, when couples flaunt their love for one another and singles complain about the Hallmark-made holiday of Valentine’s Day. But February is also a time of remembrance for people who changed the world we live in today.

Who are you and what are you doing with my Student Senate?

As President of the Student Senate, Miguel Rivera, a senior, is looking to change, not only the Senate, but also the university.

So wonderful they made it his first name

Dr. Wonderful Bere is a visiting Professor at ESU. Yes, his first name is Wonderful, and his personality suits the name well. Dr. Bere says, “My name has brought me good things.” The first time meeting someone can sometimes be uncomfortable.

Alleged sex scandal resurfaces

Students and faculty question the integrity of internal investigation

It has been two years since an ESU student filed a sexual assault claim against former Vice President of University Advancement, Isaac Sanders. The claim was first filed with an ESU Investigator, Arthur Breese. Breese recently spoke with Pocono Record reporter Dan Berrett in an effort to clear his name from the investigation. Full story

Haiti earthquake hits home for ESU's Learning Center Director

On Jan. 20, 2010, a 7.0 Richter scale earthquake rocked the island of Haiti. In recent years, political strife and overwhelming poverty have enveloped this small nation, causing the U.N. to intervene. This earthquake, though, devastated this already struggling nation by toppling local infrastructure and killing 150,000 people and counting. Full story