Joshua Lee As we all know Covid-19 changed a lot of our lives drastically a few years ago. Schools had shut down for nearly a year, some sports games were cancelled or rescheduled because of players catching Covid-19. When this disease first came out a lot of people […]
Kyasia Dixon This past week a judge panel has overruled the temporary policy put in place for New York City’s COVID 19 Vaccine mandate for public school workers. The panel from the second U.S circuit Court of Appeals overruled the injunction on Monday which made it easier for […]
Selena Martinez On September 1, 2021, Texas passed the “Texas Heart Beat Act.” This is the first six-week abortion ban in the United States and the first enforced by civil lawsuits. Civil lawsuits meaning private citizens can “sue abortion providers and anyone else who helps a woman obtain […]
Chelsea Abrams Can’t find anything interesting to eat in the dining hall? Be inventive, try new foods, or combine foods from different areas of the cafeteria. Regardless, for every meal consumed, allow yourself enough time to make sure it is balanced between protein, whole grain, carbohydrates, and healthy […]
SYDNEY ANDERSON Many people underestimate the importance of sleep for the human body. Sleep is just as crucial, as food and air are necessities for survival. Throughout the day, sleep programs the brain to process emotions and memories. An insufficient amount of sleep will impact individuals, mentally, physically, […]
Adam Holland With Week 1 around the corner, a new head coach and a plethora of new talent, the Philadelphia Eagles look to start strong as they head to Atlanta to face off against the Atlanta Falcons, on September 12. Luckily, the Eagles’ schedule plays in their favor […]
Selena Martinez The Fall 2021 semester welcomes students back on campus after a year of virtual academics. While some students are excited, and basking in their new freedom, it is also the same time of year that marks the start of the Red Zone, the most dangerous time […]
Janae Spooner Students adjust to a more restrictive experience on campus for the Fall 2021 semester. In order to stay safe, they are finding ways to adapt to their first year on campus during a global pandemic. Some scholars are slightly concerned about the possibility of covid spreading. […]
Adam Holland On August 30, Delaware State University officials welcomed students back to in-person classes, amid COVID-19 surge sweeping across the United States. For the first time in roughly two years, Delaware State returned to in-person, face-to-face teaching. With the Delta variant looming, DSU, as well as many […]
DESTINY DOVE As the 2021-2022 academic school year begins, Delaware State University opens its campus to new and returning students after a year of virtual instruction. Aside from students settling in and adjusting back to in-person classes, the recent fusion of Wesley College leaves many students with mixed […]
