Alicesa Miller On January 15th, 1908 on the campus of Howard University, the first ever Greek-letter organization for women of color was formed. With hopes of starting a sorority, founder, Ethel Hedgeman Lyle, wanted to break barriers for African-American women. In celebration of the sororities’ 111th year anniversary, […]
Maximilian Farley The Mass Communications department acquired new equipment for students to rent out last week. 6 Panasonic AG-UX90s, 4K capable cameras, are now available for students to rent out, replacing the old Panasonic AG7 cameras. Tripods have also been updated with new legs that are a lot […]
Zaire Davis Delaware State University’s chapter of the online magazine, Her Campus, is looking for new members. The first informative meeting took place on Monday, January 14 in the library. Her Campus magazine is an international writing base that creates a platform for female collegiate writers. Women on […]
JaNa’ Cheatham The Mass Communications Department of Delaware State University has begun plans for its Spring semester Mass Comm. Day, now tagged Mass Comm. and Visual and Performing Arts Day, which is coming up on March 28. This year’s program presents a departure from those of the past […]
Zaire Davis Delaware State University experienced its first snow of the year this past Sunday, January 13, with an accumulation of seven inches. Temperatures dropped to as low as twenty degrees late Saturday night. For safety measures, Delaware State University had a two-hour start delay on Monday, January […]
Maximilian Farley The women’s basketball team gained its first conference win, beating out the North Carolina Central University Eagles on Monday night in a double-header that ended with the men’s team losing. Both games were close, although the Lady Hornets pulled ahead against their opponents in the last […]
Cory Steward & Imani Lee On Saturday, the Hornets Men’s basketball team took on North Carolina A&T in a MEAC contest. The Aggies won the game 93-70 due to a relentless 3- point attack lead by Terry Harris. The Aggies shot 63% from the field , shooting a […]
Jasmine Alford As DSU welcomes students and groups back to campus for the Spring of 2019, one group in particular that has gotten a big welcome from their own is the Dreamers of Delaware State University. The dreamers are a group of college students who do not have […]
Destiny Wharton As the No Limit Administration and Hornet Activities Committee (HAC) welcomed new and returning students back to campus for the 2019 spring semester, they decided to have a DSU Edition of Nick Cannon’s Wild n’ Out. The event took place on Wednesday, January 9, 2019 on […]
By The Editorial Staff Kicking Off the Semester Normally, an article such as this would be about how you should take your classes seriously. That article has been written and hardly read countless times, and rewriting one would be a waste of time. Instead, we offer a bit […]
