NABJ is looking for students to apply for the Dr. Sheila Brooks NABJ Entrepreneur Scholarship. The award amount is $2,500. We’re looking for students in/headed to grad school who are aspiring entrepreneurs + enthusiastic about pursuing a career in media, marketing or communications! Students can apply here: https://bit.ly/NABJBrooksScholar22 […]
Timanie S Mills For the past few years, the Campus Activities Board (CAB) previously referred to as the Hornet Activities Committee (HAC) was a group of students that was also pre-selected based on academics, student involvement, and great leadership skills. However, this year CAB took an unexpected turn […]
Chelsea Abrams, Charles Anyanwu, Kaden Barrett, and Nyla Branam With national television and exposure, the Approaching Storm showed that it is a powerhouse ready to take over the national stage! On Friday, October 7, the marching band performed at the live taping of ESPN’s First Take, kicking off […]
Amirah Johnson The inclusion of the arts in kindergarten through twelfth-grade education has demonstrated its value and importance by its positive effects on the cognitive and behavioral development of children. A research study conducted by the Brown Center found, “in elementary schools that the arts positively and significantly […]
Dalianny Corporan Instagram is the new way of networking nowadays. It is easy to follow people online and to keep in touch with them through social media. Even though the app can be distracting at times, it is a great way to find clients and employees. There are […]
Noelle Jeffries The Delaware State University Career Services is hosting a three-day development workshop to prepare students for the spring career fair as well as future professional endeavors. On Monday, January 27, career services kicked off their action-packed week. The “Professional Dress and Linkedin Headshots” event was all […]
Alicesa Miller According to the U.S. Black Chamber of Commerce, “African-American businesses have grown at an exponential rate in the 21st century.” Currently in the U.S., there are nearly 2.6 million African-American-owned businesses. Due to the inequitable rules or possible racism in some work environments, D.C. native, entrepreneur […]
Nyah Sutherland When Austin Williams first enrolled as a freshman here at Delaware State University, he was an accounting major not having a clue on what he wanted to do in life. After his first year ended, he was lost in terms of his future, that is until […]
Kayla Bennett All college students know about the “University Struggle.” Struggling with finances, asking our parents for money all of the time, even splitting Wendy’s 4-for-4’s— sadly we’ve all been there. Delaware State University student, Roger Louisaire, is changing that narrative for himself by making money on his […]
Imani Lee YouTube is a new source of income for many people. The introduction of the YouTube platform in 2005 has allowed many content creators the chance to build a career. The platform offers people a chance to create content that influences the masses and promote their brands […]
