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, […]
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 […]
Chelsea Abrams Delaware State University beats all odds and claims an upgraded ranking amongst all other historically black colleges and universities. On September 14th of this year, US News & World Report reported that Delaware State is ranked number 10 among all establishments and preserves the ranking as […]
DESTINY DOVE The Upsilon Chapter of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated, held their first event of the semester titled ,“Study Skillz” in the Bank of America auditorium on Monday, September 13th. The event began at 7:20 pm with an introduction from the sorority members and was hosted […]
Leah Green Delaware State University was the first HBCU to acquire a non-HBCU. The University took over Wesley college, a private liberal arts school in July of 2020. The school struggled financially for many years with a steady decline in enrollment. Wesley’s acquisition comes with their living halls: […]
Selena Martinez The Fall 2021 semester welcomes students back on campus after a year of virtual academics. While some students are excited, and basking in their new freedom, it is also the same time of year that marks the start of the Red Zone, the most dangerous time […]
Jahnaysia Hampton Excited to return to what is now known as the “New Normal,” students have begun returning to classes confident in the school year. After not being on campus for a full school year, President Tony Allen virtually addressed DSU on the topic in August, providing new […]
Damani Eason Monday, August 30th, marks the first day that Wesley College students, the ones who transferred over from the once acclaimed college, attended classes and participated in events at their new college, Delaware State University. Wesley College was acquired by Delaware State University, where Delaware State University […]
Janae Spooner Students adjust to a more restrictive experience on campus for the Fall 2021 semester. In order to stay safe, they are finding ways to adapt to their first year on campus during a global pandemic. Some scholars are slightly concerned about the possibility of covid spreading. […]
