Jewel Phillips Mass incarceration is a government ploy to incapacitate the black community. Because of the difficult reentry into society of incarcerated persons, poverty and poor education ensue, causing broken families within the black community, especially due to the absence of Black men, a disproportionate number of whom […]
Noelle Jeffries In the United States, smoking has always been a controversial topic as it is very injurious to the human body. Smoking harms nearly every organ of the body, causes many diseases, and generally reduces the health of smokers. Smoking publicly is also dangerous because smokers not […]
Briea Dorsey Why isn’t college free? This question is a classic question asked by mostly every student that attends or has yet to attend college. No one truly has a complicated and arguably unclear answer to why college isn’t free. The affordability of a college education, as well […]
Sandra L Santiago It took some time, but little by little, the theatre started to fill with people that seemed very excited to see the different presentations that were expected for tonight. Before the events could start, the pastor led the whole audience in prayer. Then the night […]
Erin Gordon The former vice president Joseph Biden abruptly announced on Tuesday morning that he won’t spend primary night in New Hampshire as planned and instead is flying to South Carolina to headline a newly scheduled kick-off rally in the state he’s long considered his campaign firewall. “We’re […]
London Keemer On January 8th, Prince Harry, 35, and Meghan Markle, 38, shocked the entire world as they announced that they will be stepping down as senior members of the royal family. Although the couple appreciates their royal titles and responsibilities, it was agreed that their son needed […]
Jo-Musulyn Banks The Liberian Civil War was one of the deadliest events that occurred in Liberia, West Africa from 1989 to 2003. Liberia was under attack by the rebels who overthrew the Liberian government. War criminal, Charles Taylor, was the person who was responsible for starting Liberia’s first […]
Noelle Jeffries On Monday January 20, 2020, Delaware State University collaborated with the Inner City Cultural league to host the 34th anniversary of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. National Holiday Program. Dr. King is one of the world’s greatest civil rights leaders. He committed his entire life […]
Jo-Musulyn Banks On January 20, 2020, Delaware State University, along with the Inner-City Cultural League Inc., celebrated the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Hundreds of people gathered in the Education and Humanities theater at Delaware State University, to honor Dr. King. Special guests included Senator Tom […]
Monet Ford On Monday, January 20th, 2020 the illustrious Delaware State University celebrated the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. MLK Day pays the utmost respect to Dr. King and what he has contributed to our black culture. Historically Black Colleges and Universities are up and able […]
