Kourtney Brady On Thursday, January 19th, at Delaware State University campus in the EH theater at 6:00 pm, President Allen hosted a town hall meeting to address the severity of the sexual assault cases. As the night carried on, some of DSU students came forth to express their […]
Kiaira Wheeler On January 3rd, 2022, Keenan Anderson, cousin of Patrisee Cullors, the founder of the Black Lives Matter movement, died after an LAPD taser encounter and arrest. At 3:35 pm, a motorcycle officer was called to a traffic collision scene at Lincoln Blvd and Venice Blvd. The […]
Town Hall meeting held amid Sexual Assault allegations at DSU Asya Jones [Dover, Delaware] – Delaware State University’s Student Government Association (SGA) held a Town hall meeting at 6 pm in the MLK Student Center. Amid aggressive sexual assault rumors among the student body, many are anxiously waiting […]
Timanie S Mills Since Bitcoin’s arrival online in 2009 cryptocurrencies have become immensely popular throughout the world. This paper will examine how the various cryptocurrencies come into being and how their creators utilize them for their businesses. With Bitcoin’s meteoric rise at the beginning of 2013, a large […]
Sydnee Fairweather Water pollution is killing us and our planet. Unsafe water kills far more people every year than all ongoing wars combined. We cause most water pollution on planet earth, so we need to work together and bring change so future generations will have a healthy, sustainable […]
Kammari Teeter Did you ever wonder why it took so long to get cold, or why there are 60-degree days and we are about to be in winter? Global warming may be the reason why; there has been an increase in the global annual temperature. Global warming is the […]
Consuelo Ramirez According to worldometers, over 6,615,789 people died from COVID-19 in the past three years. Many people lost their loved ones to a deadly virus that emerged from Wuhan, China. Three years later and people still believe that COVID-19 was a human creation that leaked out of […]
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 […]
Ariel Hall This past Friday on October 21, 2022, history was made at Delaware State University. The President of the United States, Joe Biden, made his way to the Education & Humanities theater at 3:15 p.m. to speak about his Student Loan Debt Relief plan. Many students, employees, […]
By: Langston Staton When talking about Global Warming many people can not differentiate it from climate change. The two terms refer to weather and climate regarding people, are confusing but allude to weather events in different ways. According to NASA “weather refers to atmospheric conditions that occur locally over short […]
