Stephan Browne-Blackman The Delaware State University women’s volleyball team completely crushed the MEAC championship game on Sunday night. Beating out the Coppin State Eagles 3-1, the Hornets did not come to play a losing game. The Eagles played a good game but the Hornets were consistently stronger. Throughout […]
Celebrate with us! Delaware State University was awarded $18.4M from the National Institutes of Health. These grant funds will launch the new DSU Health Equity Research Center. The celebration will be held Wednesday, November 30, from 11 a.m. to noon at the Martin Luther King Student Center 2nd Floor Parlors.
The Delaware State University Concert Band will celebrate the holiday season with two “Winter Solstice” concerts on Dec. 1-2 on campus and in Downtown Dover. Both concerts are free and open to the public. The Concert Band will give a 10 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 1 performance in the […]
The Delaware State University Concert Choir will celebrate the Christmas season with the performance of “A Soulful Holiday” at 6 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 4 in the Education and Humanities Theatre. The concert is free and open to the public. “A Soulful Holiday” will feature the University Concert Choir […]
An alumna, Dr. Saunders served her alma mater as a 30-year faculty member in the University’s Department of Social Work The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) recently honored Delaware State University alumna and longtime faculty member Dr. Marlene Saunders as a “Social Work Pioneer” in recognition of […]
Tamia Gregory On Monday, November 14, a collaborated “Girl Talk” event hosted by Miss DHRE and E.L.I.T.E. was held in the classroom of Medgar W. Evers residence hall at 6 pm. Participants were invited into a safe space to munch on snacks while discussing topics ranging from […]
Delaware State University will premiere the Sharon Baker documentary film United We Are Dreaming, which focuses on the challenges of Dreamers in this country, at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 16 in the second floor Parlor A of the Martin Luther King Jr. Student Center on campus. The screening is free […]
Tamia Gregory DSU’s Caribbean Student Association held their “I Heart CSA” week from November 7th to the 11th – a week-long lineup of good vibes, good music, and a display of Caribbean pride. Students spent the week celebrating their heritage, getting to know current and prospective members […]
Mass Communications Major: Brison Hunter-Chamberlin The University community mourns with the family of Brison Hunter-Chamberlin, a first-semester freshman and a Mass Communications major from Claymont, Del., who passed away on Sunday, Nov. 13 from injuries suffered in a car accident in Pennsylvania on that same day, as announced […]
Rayven Woodson The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines the word “teacher” as “one whose occupation is to instruct.” Theodore Yacucci is much more than a teacher in the Mass Comm department. He is a father, a mentor, a hard worker, and a native Delawarean. Theodore Yacucci sat down with us […]
