Tamia Gregory On Sunday, April 2, the Epsilon Alpha chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated held their New Initiate Presentation in the Memorial Hall gymnasium. This was the first in person new initiate presentation to be held by the Epsilon Alpha chapter in four years. A line […]
Sabree Primus With campaign season just around the corner, Miss. Delaware State University, Bralyn Page, prepares to pass the torch upon her departure from the Royal Realm. This is an exclusive interview with the 66th Miss. DSU, which serves as a small recap of her remarkable reign. If […]
Tamia Gregory On Friday, March 17, the Upsilon Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated at Delaware State University revealed their newest line of members during their New Member Presentation in the gymnasium of Memorial Hall. Excited for their loved ones, students, family, friends, and the university community […]
Stephan Browne-Blackman (Lady Hornets and their team after the winning match / credit: unknown) On March 3rd, the Lady Hornets lead themselves to victory during the “Senior Night” basketball game! These ladies did not come to play! Right off the bat, it was stiff competition, but the Hornets […]
Kourtney Brady Despite the high costs associated with going to college, it can be worth it for many people. You may very well find that your investment pays off in the long run, by allowing you to build a well-paid, successful career. You’ll be able to use your […]
Faith Archibald Delaware State University student, Chazanda Jackson, and her family, launched Asilis Ancient Healing, a company that sells all natural items. The name “Asilis” means “all natural” in Swahili. Her mother, Yolanda Covington, retired from her job as a corrections officer due to liver issues, and her […]
Tamia Gregory and Sabree Primus On Thursday, February 16, 2023, representatives from the Walt Disney Company visited the campus of Delaware State University to speak about their College Program HBCU Cohort, powered by the Disney on the Yard Summer Program and in the Education and Humanities Theatre, starting […]
Kourtney Brady Historically black colleges and universities commonly called “HBCUs” defined by the Higher Education Act of 1965 as, “any historically black college or university that was established prior to 1964, whose principal mission was, and is, the education of black Americans, and that is accredited by a […]
Kiaira Wheeler For many years, HBCUs have faced difficulties, including in their sports programs. Some athletes aspire to play in the NFL, NBA, MLB, and other professional sports leagues. There have been many discussions over which institution is best for such athletes. In addition, it has been debated […]
Dorien Scott Dr. Julius Garvey is going to speak at Delaware State University today, February 7, in the Education and Humanities Theatre, from 7:00-9:00pm. According to the DSU events calendar, Dr. Julius Garvey, son of Marcus Garvey will also host a book signing at the event. Dr. Julius […]
