Recent DSU Mass Communication graduate, Zaire Davis, has accepted admission to Savannah College of Art and Design Graduate Program to pursue a Masters of Arts degree in TV and Film Production. Ms. Davis had applied to several colleges and gained admission to all of them. According to Zaire, […]
“Further delays in implementation will impact the ability of the 1890s to prepare financially for the continued impacts of COVID-19 on their extension programs.” Press Release from: U.S. Rep. Donald McEachin Office of Communications <mceachin.press@mail.house.gov> Tue 5/12/2020 12:20 PM WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman A. Donald McEachin (VA-04) today […]
Jo-Musulyn Banks Today we live in a digital world which allows us to have easy access to almost anything and everything. In this case, the internet is one of the many reasons why online learning exists today. Online learning, also called “Distant Learning,” gives students the opportunity to […]
Noelle Jeffries Have you been told that milk gives you strong bones? Have you had a health professional tell you to eat dairy because it is full of calcium? Have you seen “Got Milk” advertisements plastered in your schools and on billboards? Are you told that milk and […]
Monet Ford Many individuals in today’s society place Early Childhood Education on the back burner, losing sight of its importance and relevance to the children. Children who don’t receive Early Childhood Education are “25% more likely to drop out of school, 40% more likely to become a teen […]
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 […]
Loren Perry In the United States, multiple media outlets portray immigration through the eyes of the Trump administration. We see families in cages, Immigrants in border patrol custody , and in detention facilities. Trump influences the way Americans feel towards immigrants. Images and words impact the way people […]
Briea Dorsey Parents seem to have double standards when it comes to raising their children whether it is a boy or girl and this can affect their lifestyle. Over 10 years into the 21st century, we might want to believe that many different races of guardians have comparative norms […]
Jo-Musulyn Banks Social media is one of the many mankind inventions which people use everyday. According to studies, in 2019, there were 2.77 billion social media users in the world (hyperlink). There are different types of social media platforms such as Twitter, Instagram, Facebook etc., which allows people […]
Briea Dorsey Why isn’t college free? This question is a classic question asked by mostly every student that attends or has yet to attend college. No one truly has a complicated and arguably unclear answer to why college isn’t free. The affordability of a college education, as well […]
