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 […]
Tionna Mcneill Photo source: TEDxDelState U On September 4th at 9pm, TEDxDelState U premiered the film “Da 5 Bloods” for Delaware State students. Students were able to watch the film, along with other students, by signing up through the TEDxDelState U instagram page. The organization stated that “TEDxDelStateU […]
Keith Sanchez Deno’s Wonder Wheel in Coney Island has been a can’t miss attraction since it was built in 1920. 100 years later, no one can even celebrate its anniversary because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Coney Island, a small neighborhood in Brooklyn known for its amusement park, beaches […]
Brittany Powell Many people in NYC did not get the chance to go to Eastern Parkway for this year’s NYC West Indian Day parade. The West Indian Day parade is a way for people of Caribbean background to celebrate their heritage and have fun with other cultures on […]
Monet Ford Mrs. Nicole Ford, is a 47-year old Mother, Wife and Business Woman from Philadelphia, PA. She attended college at Cheyney University as well as the Community College of Philadelphia. A God-fearing woman who was ready to overcome everything that was sent to destroy her. Mrs. Ford […]
Two MCOM Alums covered this year’s NAACP Image award ceremony and joined the league of media personalities to be invited to cover the prestigious award show. EMIR.movEmir Horton Delaware State University BA Mass Communications (267) 582-8642 Ehdonnell@gmail.com
Sandra L Santiago The audience was few this time around for this wonderful presentation on February the 28, 2020. To finish off Black history month right, Delaware State University’s Modern Drama & Play Production II Classes presented “Mixed Babies.” This play took place in the Education & Humanities […]
Olivia K. Paul Reality television shows have become primarily popular among teenagers and young adults. The idea of reality television is to primarily entertain its audience; however, this is done in a way that is often dramatized. Certain television shows such as “Teen Mom” and “16 and Pregnant,” […]
Naomi Branch Lauren Scott’s ultimate career goal is to become a wedding planner; this stems from her love of mixing socially, especially having people over. Lauren dreams of being the next David Tutera, a superstar wedding planner. As a stepping stone towards her goal, Scott majors in public […]
