Chelsea Abrams & Lauren Moon Homecoming season here at Delaware State University has kicked kicks off. There were several events scheduled throughout the week, which included the DJ Battle hosted by the Campus Activities Board (CAB). The event took place Tuesday, October 19th, in the MLK parlors, where […]
Lauren Moon With a new year comes a new coach. The Men’s Basketball team announced early this summer that former boy’s head coach from Stanford, Stan Waterman will now become Hornets very own Head Coach. With eight state championships under his belt from his former school, Waterman is […]
By: Adam Holland Molysha representing her letters. “I am already better than I expected.” Perfect words coming from Molysha Brown. She is content but always striving for better. Being happy and humble while striving to constantly better herself and her community describe the personality of Ms. Molysha Brown. […]
BY: SYDNEY ANDERSON At Delaware State University, there are many individuals who excel in the classroom, but finding student-athletes, who are active in the community, achieve perfect GPAS, and perform well on the field is very rare. However, senior star lacrosse player, Emily Campanelli, fits the description perfectly. […]
Charles Anyanwu Dover, Del. (Oct. 8, 2021) — In Friday Night’s contest between the Delaware State University Hornets and the North Carolina Central University Eagles, the lady Hornet volleyball team continued their record-breaking performance and captured their 13th straight win! The stage was set as the Hornets took […]
Adam Holland There’s no solution to racism in America. And if you think racism doesn’t exist, you are part of the problem. Americans believe racism will eventually destroy America; however, racism has destroyed America, and the potential race war will destroy our people for good. White America. That’s […]
Selena Maritnez ¡Bienvenidos para la mes de Hispanic and Latinx culturas! This 30-day celebration highlights all Hispanic and Latinx cultures and their history. “This celebration dates back to 1968 with President Lyndon Johnson, but it was not until 1988 under the presidency of Ronald Reagan that it became […]
SYDNEY ANDERSON Many people underestimate the importance of sleep for the human body. Sleep is just as crucial, as food and air are necessities for survival. Throughout the day, sleep programs the brain to process emotions and memories. An insufficient amount of sleep will impact individuals, mentally, physically, […]
Leah Green While celebrities were sitting in $35,000 seats at the Met Gala, walking the red carpet, and enjoying the luxury of being wealthy, a group of black and brown protesters were outside being unlawfully arrested. The protest was led by Ella Dior along with her organization ‘For […]
Janae Spooner Like a lit match to a pool of gas, a single murder sparked an explosion of outrage and change, furthering the Black Lives Matter Movement. Many people are probably familiar with the surge in support for the black lives matter movement. During the summer there were […]
