East Stroudsburg University

Lavinia Harrison's first major introduction to the healthcare field came after her mother suffered a stroke when Harrison was just three years old. Now poised to graduate from East Stroudsburg University's Master of Public Health (M.P.H.) in Community Health program and enter medical school, Harrison hopes to use her education and experiences to make a profound impact on the policies that shape how people receive care.

East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania recognized the winners for the 2025 Boddie Scholarship, Martin Luther King Jr. awards, and the Julianna and Wayne Bolt Art Contest. The recipients were honored at the 28th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Breakfast on January 20.

A total of 1,771 students have been named to the Dean's List at East Stroudsburg University for the Fall 2024 semester of the 2024-2025 academic year, as announced by Margaret Ball D.M.A., the university's provost and vice president for academic affairs.

ESU's Department of Hospitality, Recreation, and Tourism Department held an induction ceremony for the Eta Sigma Delta International Hospitality Management Society.

Nine ESU students will spend part of their winter break moonlighting as government leaders, industry representatives, environmentalists and other key figures during the 38th annual International European Union Simulation from January 2-5 at the Un...

The psychology department at ESU hosted the 52nd Biannual Research Forum on December 3, 2024 in Beers Lecture Hall.

When East Stroudsburg University freshman Madison Siggins was in fourth grade, what started as a stomach virus spiraled into a frightening, months-long medical crisis that left her unable to eat, walk or communicate effectively.

When ESU freshman Madison Siggins was in fourth grade, what started as a stomach virus spiraled into a frightening, months-long medical crisis that left her unable to eat, walk or communicate effectively.

ESU has broadened its criminal justice internship program to include educational safety, partnering with three Monroe County school districts, and one in Northampton County to provide students with practical, on-site learning experiences in school...

Earlier this month, nine ESU Clear Path Scholars and three professors attended the National Scholarships in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Scholars and Primary Investigators (PI) Meeting in Chicago.

Four ESU students attended the "Workforce Exploration Program" through The Washington Center (TWC) in Washington, D.C., November 7-10.

As East Stroudsburg University's GenOne Week celebration began on Nov. 4, sophomores JV Rodriguez and Willow Dziura sat among fellow first-generation college students at a kickoff event in the Commuter Lounge, each reflecting on the pride and responsibility of their paths to a college degree.

On October 17, 2024, ESU students taking Sport Management Organization and Administration class hosted a philanthropic Pickleball Tournament on campus at the Mattioli Recreation Center.

As ESU's GenOne Week celebration began on Nov. 4, sophomores JV Rodriguez and Willow Dziura sat among fellow first-generation college students at a kickoff event in the Commuter Lounge, each reflecting on the pride and responsibility of their path...

Ten students from ESU's chapter of MANA, A National Latina Organization, joined MANA's 50th anniversary celebration from Oct. 3-5 in Washington, D.C., where they honored their heritage, strengthened their confidence and were further motivated to d...

On Tuesday, October 29, 14 students studying sport management at ESU had the opportunity to team up with Major League Baseball and Mastercard for their Stand Up To Cancer event during the World Series.

With new faces, new routines and a new campus to navigate, transferring colleges can often feel like an intimidating adjustment.

In a four-year span in the East Stroudsburg University Student Government Association (SGA) that saw her rise from student senator to current president, senior Krissy Sprankle found a community of mentors that fueled her growth. Her term now underway, Sprankle has committed herself to providing the same support to the next generation of ESU student leaders.

On Tuesday, October 1, ESU welcomed Governor Josh Shapiro's Advisory Commission on African American Affairs and Advisory Commission on Women for a panel discussion.

ESU's Center for Multicultural Affairs and Inclusive Education, Gender and Sexuality Center, and ESU Health and Wellness will host Governor Josh Shapiro's Advisory Commission on African American Affairs.

ESU student Ana Laska presented her research, "Chernobyl Disaster and the Importance of Historical Narratives," at the 84th Convention of the Pennsylvania Communication Association.

As an intern this summer on Capitol Hill, senior political science major Richermy Batista found herself at the epicenter of American politics, where she applied the academic skillset she gained at ESU to further her passion for public service.

As families carried boxes and moving carts whisked along the sidewalks of ESU on Thursday and Friday, the campus officially welcomed its first wave of new Warriors ahead of next week's start of the 2024-25 academic year.

A total of 1,404 students have been named to the Dean's List at East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania (ESU) for the Spring 2024 semester of the 2023-2024 academic year, according to Margaret Ball D.M.A., provost and vice president for academic affairs.

The psychology department at ESU hosted the 51st Biannual Research Forum on April 23, 2024.

Jacob Williams has always been dedicated to serving others.

This semester, 18 ESU students in the Innovation & Product Development class focused their coursework on Malta as a global leader in tourism.

Olivia Kautz, a junior from Stroudsburg, Pa., is a first-generation college student who used to play "teacher" with her older sister.

East Stroudsburg University's Department of Business Management held an induction ceremony for the Sigma Beta Delta National Honor Society.

Ashley Baker had just finished speaking at ESU's Take Back the Night march on April 18 when she had to hop in her car to drive to Washington, D.C. for a roundtable discussion at the White House the next morning.