By Leah Green March 16, 1827 should be a date we all resonate with. This is the day the first black-owned and operated newspaper came to fruition. Started by a group of free black men in New York City not long after slavery was abolished. Freedom’s Journal addressed […]
Dalianny Corporan Instagram is the new way of networking nowadays. It is easy to follow people online and to keep in touch with them through social media. Even though the app can be distracting at times, it is a great way to find clients and employees. There are […]
Selena Martinez Snaking its way from Canada to Wisconsin, Line 3, an oil pipeline, is projected to carry 760,000 barrels of tar sands oil each day, the dirtiest of oil, through vital water sources. According to the Sierra Club, the pipeline was built by the Emridge company in […]
Angel Jordan Every year, there is a new iPhone that comes out. It usually goes by number starting from the iPhone which is considered number one. This year, the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini were released on September 24th. Those who wanted to Pre-Order the new iPhone 13 were able to do […]
Janae Spooner With the onset of new phone releases, the age-old debate rears its head once again: Apple or Android? In today’s climate, it seems Samsung users are far and few between. Is there a reason for this, or just the general trend? A general poll of the […]
DESTINY DOVE Designer Telfar Clemens, strikes again in the fashion industry with the unexpected but very exciting announcement, the launching of his new tv channel and duffel bag release. This all took place at an invite only press conference, as guests unknowingly entered at pier 17 in New […]
Joshua Lee With the new NFL season upon us a lot of things have changed. Last season Covid-19 really impacted everyone on a high level. For the first time in NFL history, The NFL draft was 100% virtual. The 2020 Draft was supposed to be hosted in […]
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 […]
Damani Eason On Monday, September 13th, the annual prestigious and opulent Met Gala occurred. This year’s theme was “In America: A Lexicon of Fashion” which is also synonymous with the new exhibit that is being displayed in the museum. Some of the attendees were Lil Nas X, who wore three separate Versace looks, Whitney Peak, one of the stars of the “Gossip Girl” […]
Lauren Moon HBCUs are known to have the best of the best to leave their mark on the world, and at Delaware State there is no exception. Tony Anderson, a ‘07 graduate of Delaware State University, is taking the world by storm and is not apologizing for it. […]
