Retirees reveal how retirement is not what it all seems to be… By Brandon McIntyre The traditional life of an American is to go to college, get that degree that’s within the desired career path, and enter the work field. And from there on, it’s expected that for […]
Yanique Spencer The 2022 Winter Olympics started on February 4th, in Beijing, China. As Covid-19 continues to ravage across the world, the Winter Olympics has strict Covid protocol to keep the spread minimum to none. All participants of the Olympics must be fully vaccinated at least 14 days […]
One family’s struggle to find justice for their daughter. Raven Quander Lauren Smith-Fields, a 23-year-old college student studying physical therapy, was found dead on December 12, 2021 in her Bridgeport, Connecticut apartment. It was announced by the Connecticut Chief Medical Examiner’s Office that Smith-Fields’ death was caused by […]
Sabree Primus A happy, not so happy birthday is in order. Coming up in March, COVID-19 will officially mark it’s second year anniversary. There have been over 2.5 million tests run worldwide within the last week. Over the years, there have been a total of 3 mutations of […]
Sabree Primus Just when we thought life was getting back to what we once considered “normal”, the new COVID-19 variants have changed it all. You may be wondering what this new variants of COVID-19 are and why they raise so much concern? COVID-19 is a complex virus, because […]
The Delaware State water crisis comes to an end. Raven Quander On Sunday, January 31, Delaware State students received an email from eNews stating that they had been in contact with the City of Dover regarding the brown water students started to experience in the Residential Halls Friday […]
Sandra Santiago “I’d rather die of kidney failure than get the vaccine, Shamgar said in a phone call with his doctor” –Shamgar Connors, who has stage 5 kidney disease. Many people have been taken off the transplant list. The reason is that these people are not vaccinated against […]
The possibility of increasing the amount of COVID testing in the schools could help bring students and staff members back to class. By Brandon Roach-McIntyre (President Joe Biden Interacting with an Elementary Student While Wearing a Mask) Since the COVID-19 Pandemic, schools from across the country havebeen through […]
Sabree Primus On Sunday, January 30, 2022, DSU residents of Tubman Laws Hall experienced a water crisis, resulting in a social media frenzy. Many residents of the newest residence hall at DSU, Tubman Laws Hall, were appalled to find a brownish substance coming from their water faucets. Photos […]
Rashaad Lathern “Smith is one of several TV personalities to catch Covid-19 in the last few weeks.” Within several weeks of being diagnosed with COVID-19, well known ESPN Sports Analyst and star on the hit talk show “First Take,” Stephen A. Smith, makes his first appearance back on […]
