Sabree Primus Did you know there are over 20 million STD cases annually in the United States? If you found that shocking, more than half of those cases are young adults ages 15-24 years old. There is increasing evidence proving there is a growing STD/STI epidemic in young […]
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 […]
The Delaware State water crisis comes to an end. Raven Quander On Sunday, January 31, Delaware State students received an email from eNews stating that they had been in contact with the City of Dover regarding the brown water students started to experience in the Residential Halls Friday […]
Sandra Santiago “I’d rather die of kidney failure than get the vaccine, Shamgar said in a phone call with his doctor” –Shamgar Connors, who has stage 5 kidney disease. Many people have been taken off the transplant list. The reason is that these people are not vaccinated against […]
Amirah Johnson Picture of DSU (Delaware State University) Campus Image Source: USNews.com Delaware State University is starting its spring semester with new changes to its COVID-19 testing requirements for its staff, students, and faculty. On January 7th in a virtual forum , the university announced new testing requirements. Those who are fully vaccinated with their booster shot will test twice a week for the first two weeks of return. Then drop down to once a week. While those vaccinated, but not boosted are to test twice a week. Those unvaccinated will test three times a week. […]
DESTINY DOVE For many years the United States has been known to be the leading country with the highest success rates in space, science, technology, economics, and agriculture; but China has and will continue to make its way to overtake the United States through their progression. Although the […]
Damani Eason Imagine this! You’re watching the Givenchy fashion show on YouTube and see a clothing item that you really like. You check to see the price of the item on their website and its way out of your price range. Just a week later, you see that SHEIN has […]
Chelsea Abrams The ozone layer depletion is actually in recovery. First, everyone must understand what the ozone layer is and its depletion. According to National Geographic, “The ozone layer is one layer of the stratosphere, the second layer of the Earth’s atmosphere. The stratosphere is the mass […]
Janae Spooner Sci-fi media always depicts robots as the direct enemy, the more streamlined, efficient version of humans- superior in every way. Fortunately, there is no imminent danger of an apocalypse, at least not at the hands of robots. However, they seem to be invading in a way […]
Selena Martinez Snaking its way from Canada to Wisconsin, Line 3, an oil pipeline, is projected to carry 760,000 barrels of tar sands oil each day, the dirtiest of oil, through vital water sources. According to the Sierra Club, the pipeline was built by the Emridge company in […]
