Tamon Frisby A fatal shootout occurred this past Sunday at a party in Dover killing a Delaware State student. 20-year-old Junior, Devin Wright, was shot in the head and another man, 22 years old was shot in the shoulder; both were rushed to the hospital. This marked the […]
Madison Holmes All around the world, Covid-19 has disturbed the plan of many organizations, businesses, and most importantly, school. On Delaware State University campus, students were ecstatic to come back to school to gain normalcy through the struggle of Covid-19. Once they set foot on campus, nothing was […]
DSU President, Tony Allen, released a signed statement after attending Devin M. Wright’s vigil: Earlier today, I attended a vigil remembering one of our students, Devin M. Wright, a sophomore New Media in Arts major who was tragically killed over the weekend in Dover. As I looked around the gathering, […]
Tionna Mcneill CNN Black Lives Matter” has rapidly become a world wide slogan, hashtag, and trending topic. The Black Lives Matter Movement was created in response to the death of Trayvon Martin in 2012. Trayvon Martin was not only unarmed, but provoked and murdered by George Zimmerman, […]
Jada McDowell Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the second woman to be appointed to serve as Supreme Court Justice, lost her life to pancreatic cancer on September 18, 2020. Supreme Court Justice served since 1993 (27 years). Throughout her years she accomplished so much and became many people’s role model. […]
Naomi Branch Covid-19 limits the amount of customers allowed in the stores within the mall at one time, along with shortening hours of business amid the upcoming holiday season. All retail businesses know that holiday season begins after Labor day and is the most lucrative time for businesses […]
Miracle Day Hurricane Sally made landfall at around four: forty-five am on Wednesday September 16,2020 near the Gulf Shores. By the time it got to the Gulf Shore, it was proclaimed to be a Category Two. Sally has hit Florida Panhandle and made its way through the Gulf […]
Valpresious Ham The Digital Divide, first coined by Lloyd Morrisett in 2001, is the term used to examine the issues of technological accessibility. The digital age thrust us into a more global and technologically advanced society, and with that advancement has come some significant shortfalls. These shortfalls have […]
Danielle Mullins Historically black colleges and university’s are known for everything they stand for from the beginning of time and all that they represent, particularly the exquisite dance lines and the significance they hold. Individuals who have never been to an HBCU will never comprehend the traditions of […]
Madison Holmes Hip hop icons, Timbaland and Swizz Beatz, made history during this quarantine pandemic. At first it was just a proposition to bring light to the hard times that the world was experiencing. Through trial and error, the duo has found the recipe that will make this […]
