Stephan Browne-Blackman Any dog lover knows dogs are like family. And as such, many dog owners try to include their dogs in everything they do! From playtime to bedtime, their dogs are there the whole way. But what about dinner time? The diet dogs can have is very […]
Da’Vonne Duncan The COVID-19 pandemic has altered the world both socially and economically. The 2020 Cox Business Consumer Pulse on COVID-19 and Small Businesses, pointed out that visits to small businesses have decreased tremendously compared to before the outbreak. Now, more than ever, companies need to strengthen their […]
Pilar Briggs With the help of New Castle County and the CARE Act funding of $5.5 million, the University has started its Molecular Diagnostic Laboratory at the Wilmington location. The purpose of building the laboratory in Wilmington is to be able to send Covid-19 tests to a close-by […]
Nia Campbell Since COVID-19 has affected the lives of many around the nation, Americans continue to urge officials for relief funds in order to provide for themselves and their families. In recent news, the leaders of the House Democratic Party proposed that families would be compensated up to […]
Pilar Briggs Covid-19, a serious virus that causes respiratory symptoms and even death, has affected millions around the world. From employees not being able to report to their work buildings, to families not being able to spend holidays and birthdays together, this virus has caused daily routines of […]
Sandra Santiago When you hear the words fast food, what comes to mind? A big, juicy, grilled hamburger that with one taste will make once’s mouth watery; crispy salty fries with ketchup; chicken nuggets with endless dipping sauces; a large pizza with the works? The possibilities are endless […]
Da’Vonne Duncan Delaware’s plans to enhance its COVID-19 vaccine distribution will focus on people of color, who make up the smallest percentage of individuals who received the vaccine, state representatives revealed on Tuesday. Out of approximately 100,000 people who received the vaccine in Delaware, 4% were Black, 2% […]
Sandra Santiago Twenty-two-year-old Andrei Doroshin, opened up his own vaccine site in Philadelphia. However, on Monday January 25, 2021 the Department of Public Health shut down the site for potentially putting patient personal information at risk. Doroshin, a graduate student at Drexel University, took matters into his own […]
DSU community service organization “Fairy Godsisters” challenge students to create posters promoting mental health and self care.
Charles Anyanwu Source: Doug Mills/The New York Times On President Biden’s first day in office, he wasted no time on getting control over COVID-19. Biden immediately signed multiple executive orders that began the process of putting together a comprehensive plan to combat the deadly virus. The New York […]
