Imani Jeter Do you think society is too dependent on technology? Yes, technology does make things easier and provide opportunities, but so many people still do not feel complete without having their phones by their side at all times. Technology has an effect on how we interact, our […]
Thousands of inner city youth suffer in silence Jayla Harris There is no secret of the violence that takes place in the inner parts of cities across America. The topic is addressed through many artists’ music and even by the police; however, there is never any […]
Depression overlooked in African American Community Anikeyawna Barber Millions of people in the United States go through depression. Depressions is feelings of severe despondency and dejection. Depression can include feeling sad, crying spells, loss of sleep and appetite, weight loss or gain, Irritability and so much more. In […]
Imani Jeter Confidence is an attitude within yourself that allows for you to move forward and achieve your goals. Not being secure in yourself and your abilities will do nothing and hold you back. Today, it is noticed that young women are very skilled and have much to […]
Puppy Room Stress Event Photo Collage by Tiffany G Langhorne and Karina Heredia Puppy Room Stress Event Photo Collage by Tiffany G Langhorne and Karina Heredia
By Elijah Miles Memorial Hall gymnasium will be the place to be on February 17th! Delaware State University is hosting their alumni basketball double header. Both of the games are also a tribute to breast cancer awareness. The purpose of the alumni game is to celebrate those who […]
By: Cydnee Ford The history of the plant-based diet begins with Vegetarianism. Vegetarianism has been changing lives around the world since the Greek mathematician, Pythagoras was around. The meatless diet was referred to as the Pythagorean diet for many years. However, it really took off in the 70’s […]
By: Kiera Bell Photo: Creative Market College students are bombarded daily with a seemingly infinite number of worries. Many students lament, “I have 3 papers due this week, assignments, I’m trying to also balance a social life and have fun. When will I ever have time?” Those seeking […]
By: Koya Perez The name itself grabs your attention, and the meaning behind it captures your interest. On December 1, 2016 from 7:30-9:30 pm in the MLK Parlor A, the “Anything But Clothes Fashion Show” was held in honor of World AIDS Day. Brandywine Counseling and Community Service (BCCS) […]
By: Jasmine Saunders, Editor-in-Chief Breast Cancer Awareness Month may be over, but that doesn’t mean the awareness should end. Several students on campus don’t have the luxury of only being aware of this illness for just one month because breast cancer is a constant in their lives because […]
