Kameryn Ward-Stokes Philadelphia, PA – “Hurts, don’t it?”, This is an uncharacteristic tweet from the usually stoic-faced Jalen Hurts, who has heard it all. Despite becoming the true Freshman starter at Alabama, and eventually taking the starting job from the Philadelphia Eagles former #2 pick, Carson Wentz, as […]
Terry Tabron Saturday, September 3 – In their season opener, Delaware State University defeated Lincoln University 34-0. The Hornets rallied with a 10-0 halftime lead, scoring a touchdown in the first quarter followed by a field goal in the second. In the second half, the Hornets would score […]
University Family, We’re on the move! And I’m more than ready! Are you? This “RED OUT” weekend marks the opening of our Fall athletics season! We’ve got home openers: Volleyball on Friday @ 4 p.m. vs. University of Hartford; and on Saturday @ 2 p.m. & 7 p.m. vs. Quinnipiac University & Loyola […]
Skylar Jones For the last two decades USA gymnastics has been extremely dominant. From receiving the bronze in the 2000 Australia Olympics, to winning silver in the most recent Olympics, the USA gymnastics team continues to be a major competitor. Since the 2004 Olympic games, an individual from […]
By Charlisa Holloway Edelin and Nyla Njeri On Tuesday, May 24, six Delaware State University Students, Chelsea Abrams, Michelle Crockett, Gwenna Gentle, Nia Pope, Carlos Vasquez and Isaiah Williams, along with their Professors — Dr. Reneé Marine and Professor Zachary Kimball, attended the 43rd Sports Emmy Awards […]
Skylar Jones Sports at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are rarely favored over Predominantly White Institutions (PWIs) Division I schools, such as the University of Alabama for football, or the University of Kansas, who recently won the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I men’s basketball tournament. […]
Skylar Jones When Covid-19 first struck the nation most, if not all athletic teams were affected. The Delaware State University Cheer team was not different. Due to the pandemic the 2020-2021 school year was nothing short of abnormal. From not having a football season during the Fall, and […]
Sydney Anderson–DSU Sophomore lacrosse player. READERS SHOULD PLEASE NOTE THAT THE POLICE AGENCY INVOLVED IN THIS INCIDENT WAS INCORRECTLY IDENTIFIED IN THE PREVIOUS EDITION OF THE STORY. Breathe, but not too heavy. Look, but do not appear guilty. Speak, but never answer back. These are the constant reminders […]
Brandon McIntyre There’s no doubt in anyone’s mind that participating in a sport plays a major factor in a child’s life. According to the National Council of Youth Sports, “60 million kids participate in sports. Studies have shown that 60% of youth athletes specialize, typically prior to age […]
Yanique Spencer On February 13th, 2022, Super Bowl LVI took place in Los Angeles, California. The Los Angeles Rams played the Cincinnati Bengals. Each year at the Super Bowl there is a half-time show performance to entertain the audience at home and in the stands. Popular […]
