DSU student, Ibrahim Sesay, was reportedly shot Wednesday, January 6, 2021, in the 1300 block of 9th Street, Northwest Washington, D. C. According to Police records, the 20-year old victim, who was seeking treatment for a gun shot wound in a local hospital, died after all life-saving efforts failed. […]
January 15, 2021 Hornets, Spring 2021 Semester As you move back into the residence halls, we are excited to see you return to campus. We now have a proven track record of being able to keep each other safe, which has allowed us to open up more socially […]
Brittany Powell American population is going through consistent shifts. The population continuously grows and expands to very high measures. Population capacity is a serious issue that needs to be addressed in society because when the population increases, the number of resources and supplies will slowly decrease or become […]
Tionna Mcneill Shawn Smith is an HBCU graduate, who holds a degree in physics. She was an intern at Livermore National Lab and NASA, while she attended Alabama A&M University. She continues to excel in her career path as an adult. Shawn Smith is a role model for young […]
Miracle Day Have you paid attention to water pollution in the world? If you have, then you know that the topic of water pollution is particularly important in the world more than ever now. Pollution in water is having a major effect on humans and wildlife. Water pollution […]
Danielle Mullins Do you believe the questionable theory that 5G Technology caused the spark on COVID-19 throughout the nation? If so you might want to take a deeper look into what 5G technology is and how it could not have been linked to the coronavirus, reports USA Today […]
Naomi Branch There are an immense amount of characteristics of the Earth that make life sustainable; the Ozone layer is one of the most important features that make the Earth well suited for life. The Earth’s atmosphere is composed of five layers: the Troposphere, Stratosphere, Mesosphere, Thermosphere, and […]
Devynne Johnson Global warming like anything that does not directly affect the human population, is constantly downplayed and ignored by the overall public population. There are some people that understand the drastic effects global warming has on the earth’s cumulative health and life span; but this is not […]
Keith Sanchez Fishing is one of the oldest ways of gathering food. It also serves as a hobby that people use to bond and can also be very therapeutic. Sometimes people will keep what they catch and mount it on the wall. Others will cook and eat it, […]
William M. Akin IV Deforestation, also known as clearance, clearcutting or clearing, is the removal of a forest or stand of trees from land which is then converted to a non-forest use. The action of deforestation has been going on for thousands of years, dating back to the […]
