Tiffany Harvey Kharrin Gale is a 20-year old junior from Newark, Delaware. She is an Education major with a concentration in English and Special Education. She has been Chapter President of the […]
Olivia Moncrieffe Every so often, we become involved in situations that evoke questions such as: “Should I go off on that person?” or “Should I fight that person?” or “Would it be […]
Taylor Billinger When students graduate they become alumni and sometimes are never seen again, until homecoming. On the bright side, DSU has some of the best alumni who support the growth of […]
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 […]
Tiffany Harvey Who would have thought that people in 2018 would be living in a world where technology would play a huge role in their daily activities? On October 16, 2018, ABC […]
Aaminah Sareé Foye Words such as spoiled, lazy, whining , entitled and many more are just a few of the many adjectives most would use to describe millennials. The average public narrative […]
By Tamara Hazzard As students are preparing for finals, graduation and, yes, summer school, there is another group of students counting down until move – in – day. Imagine the feeling of students […]
By Angela Tilghman Delaware State University hosted the annual TEDxDover talk on Saturday, March 24, 2018. Delaware State University is the only HBCU to host a TEDx talk and this is the […]
By Dominique K Little Delaware State University recently had their first cancelled class snow day of the semester on Wednesday, March 21, 2018. The University cancelled the remainder of the classes on […]
By Kierra Chandler and Ashlee Davis The History The Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc., “Variety Show and Stroll Competition” began in 2007 as the “brain child” of Marea Monro. Monro became […]
