Sabree Primus Can you tell me about your upbringing? Where are you from and what do your family dynamics look like? I’m from Brooklyn New York the city of Coney Island, I grew up in the city and everything around me was about sports, mostly basketball. I don’t […]
Sydnee Fairweather Mya Hill is a bright sophomore in college working toward a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work. Mya grew up with dyslexia and says that she always knew she was different. “At nine years old my mom told me I had dyslexia and at the time I […]
Mass Communications Major: Brison Hunter-Chamberlin The University community mourns with the family of Brison Hunter-Chamberlin, a first-semester freshman and a Mass Communications major from Claymont, Del., who passed away on Sunday, Nov. 13 from injuries suffered in a car accident in Pennsylvania on that same day, as announced […]
Interview by Sydnee Fairweather Xamara Coleman, “Miss DESU Radio,” is an amazing person with a great head on her shoulders. She is a very creative entrepreneur and a hard working college student. Xamara stays active within her school community and is the type of person who will never […]
Maria Luna-Ramirez, Opportunity Scholar at Delaware State University (Photo by: Maria Luna Ramirez) Dalianny Corporan Delaware State University is in the historical capital of Dover where many of its diverse students reside from all over the country. Maria Luna-Ramirez came to Delaware State University as a transfer student […]
Makaya Hall Former President of the United States, Donald Trump, ran for president in 2016 as a Republican nominee for president of the United States after beating sixteen other candidates during a controversial campaign that drew praise and support from foreign dictatorships, domestic white nationalists, and the global […]
Rakim Dismuke Hurricane Ian barrels into the Southeast United States Hurricane Ian is the latest and strongest storm in the 2022 Hurricane season. This Atlantic storm arrived on Florida shores as a category 4 hurricane, with sustained winds of 150 mph to 155 mph. This makes Hurricane Ian […]
Terry Tabron Jupiter to Earth Monday- September 26, Jupiter was the closest it’s been to earth in 59 years. The gas giant was 367 million miles away. According to NASA, this is the closest it’s ever been. Jupiter at its furthest point was nearly 600 million miles away. […]
Rayven Woodson Up to 92 people were reportedly killed during a protest against the death of a 22-year-old woman Mahsa Amini, who was beaten in police custody for not correctly wearing her headscarf. She later died in the hospital. Many women rushed out to the streets to burn […]
Sydnee Fairweather On Tuesday, September 27th, Delaware State University’s Campus Activities Board announced who will be performing at the 2022 homecoming concert and yard show. The Martin Luther King Center was packed from front to back with people eager to learn who will be performing at this year’s […]
