Skylar Jones Sports at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are rarely favored over Predominantly White Institutions (PWIs) Division I schools, such as the University of Alabama for football, or the University of Kansas, who recently won the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I men’s basketball tournament. […]
After many years of hard work, it is time for graduation! This year’s Undergraduate Commencement will take place Saturday, May 14, 10 a.m. at Alumni Stadium. Graduate Commencement will take place Thursday, May 12 at 10 a.m. at Memorial Hall Gymnasium As we plan for your graduation, we will post information below. Best Wishes,DSU 2022 Commencement Committee MAY 2022 COMMENCEMENT Vaccine and […]
Sabree Primus Did you know there are over 20 million STD cases annually in the United States? If you found that shocking, more than half of those cases are young adults ages 15-24 years old. There is increasing evidence proving there is a growing STD/STI epidemic in young […]
Dr. Renee Marine and Zak Kimball hosted a Disney Internship Conversation for Mass Communication majors at DSU on April 19, 2022. Those who participated in the Conversation included Jay Francis, VP at Disney Television Animation, Current Series, Diversity and Inclusion, Corey Savage, Disney on the Yard, Zaire Davis, […]
The Auto-Biography of Raven Quander Raven Quander Never did I think in my 20 years of living that I would be a sophomore at Delaware State University, a year ahead of my grade level in credits. I have conflicting views on the concept of life in general. I […]
One Alum’s Journey to Success Raven Quander Paula Quander was a student at Delaware State when it was still called “Delaware State College.” Some many things have changed in her life since then. She attributes a lot of her life successes to her time at college. While Paula’s […]
Amirah Johnson The inclusion of the arts in kindergarten through twelfth-grade education has demonstrated its value and importance by its positive effects on the cognitive and behavioral development of children. A research study conducted by the Brown Center found, “in elementary schools that the arts positively and significantly […]
Amirah Johnson Delaware State University’s Office of Undergraduate Research Experiential Learning and Honors (URELAH) is providing the school’s undergraduate students with a chance to win scholarships. “We were able to secure grant funding through JP Morgan and Chase. They advised that they wanted to support the Office of […]
The possibility of increasing the amount of COVID testing in the schools could help bring students and staff members back to class. By Brandon Roach-McIntyre (President Joe Biden Interacting with an Elementary Student While Wearing a Mask) Since the COVID-19 Pandemic, schools from across the country havebeen through […]
Ja’Aire Purifory “Racism is so universal in this country, so widespread, and deep-seated, that it is invisible because it is so normal.” – Shirley Chisholm Slavery was abolished about 155 years ago, yet black people in America have yet to see justice and continue to be oppressed. The […]
