Zavian Johnson Student Government has been a trademark dating all the way back to high school. “Vote for Me” signs are being plastered all throughout the hallways, gifts are being given, and stickers on shirts. But the question on everyone’s mind is, “Are the people running for student […]
Rosangel Lalondriz Perry The class system in many countries across the world helps the economies of those countries maintain stability and progress. Over the past 52 years the class system in the United States has changed in many ways. The Pew Research Center defines middle class as people […]
Lots of labor action is happening in the United States right now, with the Writers Guild, Screen Actors Guild, as well as other recent strikes like the UPS strike. The United Auto Workers are on strike from the ‘Big 3’, Ford, General Motors and Stellantis, striking at 38 […]
Rosangel Lalondriz Perry After months of long conversations and debate, the United States Senate still cannot come to a decision about the government funding and is putting millions of people’s jobs on the line. Starting almost three weeks ago, the public got word of conversations taking place in […]
Jamir Stewart Dover, DE – Delaware State University hosted a collection exhibition in honor of Senator Herman M. Holloway Sr. on September 13, 2023. Senator Holloway Sr. was raised in Wilmington, DE and attended Howard High School. He was Delaware’s first African American legislator and first African American […]
Christina Spraggins “Valentine’s Day is a day we celebrate love whether that is self-love, love of your friendship, or your significant other,” stated DSU senior, Meleah Davis. Another DSU student, Freshman Anaya Balckon, said “I think Valentine’s Day is a great time to show you care about someone […]
Cameryn Dixon November 7, 2020, -Kamala Harris became the first African American and South Asian Woman elected to the office Vice President of the United States of America. Ms. Kamala Harris will be the new face of political power after a long time of having predominantly male in […]
Sydnee Fairweather Water pollution is killing us and our planet. Unsafe water kills far more people every year than all ongoing wars combined. We cause most water pollution on planet earth, so we need to work together and bring change so future generations will have a healthy, sustainable […]
Ariel Hall This past Friday on October 21, 2022, history was made at Delaware State University. The President of the United States, Joe Biden, made his way to the Education & Humanities theater at 3:15 p.m. to speak about his Student Loan Debt Relief plan. Many students, employees, […]
Rayven Woodson During the 2021- 2022 school year, Conservative groups initiated more than 1,600 book bans in over 5,000 schools. Most of the banned books dealt with topics such as LGBTQ+ and racism. “Conservative groups and parents are Googling to find books that have any LGBTQ content, and […]
