Graduate students in ESU’s Master of Public Health program have begun visiting Monroe County Meals on Wheels clients to provide diabetes self-management and nutrition education to address barriers to healthy food access. More on the new partnership: bit.ly/47Bpz2Q

Congratulations, MANA de ESU! The organization was recently presented with a Hispanic Heritage Month Proclamation recognizing its contributions to Latino students and the broader community!

People travel from far & wide for these fall views. At ESU, they're right in our backyard.

East Stroudsburg University is pleased to announce that Raymond Hamlin ’86, a founding partner of the law firm of Hunt, Hamlin, and Ridley, will be the keynote speaker for our 30th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Breakfast on Jan. 18. 🔗 bit.ly/3UDRGv9

The Department of Theatre will present William Shakespeare’s "A Midsummer Night’s Dream" from Oct. 22-24. Tickets are available through ESU's website and at the box office at the Fine and Performing Arts Center one hour before curtain on performance dates.

Fall is in the air at ESU! Last night, we held Fall Fest on the quad outside the University Center. Students roasted marshmallows, smashed pumpkins and participated in other autumn activities.

One of the coolest moments from Homecoming? Our Class of 1976 coming together to celebrate its 50th reunion! The group caught up at a breakfast reception in Zimbar Hall before joining the Alumni Tailgate outside. Once a Warrior, always a Warrior!

Warriors! Applications are open for our Mary Gertrude Smith Boddie Scholarship, named for ESU's first Black graduate in 1904. Four scholarships in the amount of $4,200 each will awarded. Apply by Nov. 2 : bit.ly/3UoS28P

So many reasons to walk. So many reasons to fight. For Breast Cancer Awareness month, we're celebrating the messages of strength and support that were shared at our annual Pink Light Walk with @LVHN Pocono.

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