For the spring semester, and the long awaited refund check, Liberty Tax Service has made it easier for students, faculty, and staff to do their taxes at a discounted price. The service has set up a newly convenient and resourceful kiosk in East Str...

Glen Onoco is tucked away in the outskirts of Jim Thorpe, a quaint town about 45 minutes away from campus. In recent years, new parking areas and the completion of new trails have opened this area up to tourists. In the summer, spring, and fall, this a...

On January 25, 2011, President Barack Obama gave the annual State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress. President Obama's speech reflected the days of his campaign for change with his use of catchphrases and anecdotes to connect with the...

Snow and frigid temps are upon us, and is a sign all too familiar in the Poconos. Waking up for school within the past month, there's no doubt that you haven't checked the television, radio, or internet in search for a hopeful school delay or closing. ...

Over 1,500 students have already voted for the building of the new Kestone Center as of Wednesday evening. Even so, the Keystone Commons Marketing Group is still looking to get more votes before voting ends on Friday, November 12 at 4:30 p.m.. At the c...

On Oct. 27, East Stroudsburg University welcomed Sean Campbell to speak in a program entitled 'You Are Not Alone: Overcoming Depression and Anxiety.' The program was sponsored by NCAA, Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS), the Division of Stude...

Starting college is a scary experience for some. Factors affecting students range from environmental backgrounds, socioeconomic status, and SAT scores. For some students at East Stroudsburg University, there are programs designed to help combat these c...

East Stroudsburg University played host for the Rethinking Autism Conference, which took place on Oct. 23 in the Keystone Room. It was put together in conjunction with ESU, the Pocono Mountain School District, and Youth Advocate Programs, Inc. The ...

Ashley Puderbach is a graduate student at East Stroudsburg University. She obtained her Bachelor's degree in Elementary and Special Education in May 2009. Currently she's finishing up her Master's Degree in Reading Education, and will graduate this Dec...

The Minority Reporter was all about Racism 2.0 in modern movies. The Race Doctor, Frederick Gooding, explained what he called Racism 2.0 in his upbeat, engaging lecture. Today, we don't see obvious racism in media. Obvious racism is more along the ...

The Student Senate requested a presentation on the non-discrimination policy that ESU is putting together. The presentation was given on Thursday Oct. 21 by Daniella McClanahan, the Director of Diversity, with the accompaniment of legal counsel, Su...

Students will be given the opportunity to vote for or against the new proposed Keystone Center from Nov. 8 through Nov. 12 both online and in various locations around campus. The new Keystone Center has the potential to be a one...

Are you interested in networking with possible business men and women around the area? Well, fellow students, ESU's Alumni association is sponsoring a Business Mixer at Liquid November 4th. James R. Barchiesi, an alumnus of ESUs political science d...

'Practice makes perfect' is not only a clich and eacute;, but is a realistic suggestion upon entering the job market. Looking at the classifieds featured in the Pocono Record and ]]> Thu, 21 Oct 2010 1.1720603 News Caitlin Kenny News http://www.stroudcourier.com/news/changes-at-health-center-regarding-medications-1.1720596 Scott Fliesser
By: Scott Fliesser

There has been a lot of buzz on campus about the new changes going on in our Health Center. Last year and for many years in the past, prescription medication such as amoxicillin were given to the students with no upfront charge. Every student was ...