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. […]
Kymari Patterson Every year, Delaware State University is bombarded with fresh faces to provide housing and food to, but nobody ever wonders what happens to the students after their freshman year. The university has plans to care for upcoming students, but due to the current COVID—19 regulations the […]
Skylar Jones When Covid-19 first struck the nation most, if not all athletic teams were affected. The Delaware State University Cheer team was not different. Due to the pandemic the 2020-2021 school year was nothing short of abnormal. From not having a football season during the Fall, and […]
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 […]
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, […]
Seeing DSU through a future Miss DSU’s eyes Raven Quander Miss Bralyn Page is a dedicated and humble individual who strives to not only make her campus better, but to help spread confidence among her peers and encourage self-improvement. Aside from being an honors student with a 3.9 […]
Yanique Spencer Delaware State University has talented students from all across the globe pursuing their degrees and life experiences. A common goal amongst students is to walk across the stage with their degree and get their dream job. The transition from being a student and preparing to go […]
Sabree Primus At a HBCU where 68% of the population is female, it is the definition of black girl magic. At Delaware State University, the female population runs the school, from athletics to business. There are some women who have such a presence that it is simply impossible […]
Canaan Sims It is finally the month that is devoted to celebrating Black culture and experience. Delaware State University is taking a different approach by hosting numerous events such as a Black History Musuem, a Barbershop talk, and many more. The month-long holiday was established in 1970 to […]
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 […]
