Selena Maritnez ¡Bienvenidos para la mes de Hispanic and Latinx culturas! This 30-day celebration highlights all Hispanic and Latinx cultures and their history. “This celebration dates back to 1968 with President Lyndon Johnson, but it was not until 1988 under the presidency of Ronald Reagan that it became […]
Janae Spooner Students are starting up small businesses and offering their services right on campus. Small signs and flyers are starting to pop up across Delaware State University Campus. Based right from their own dorm, small businesses are popping up. Services such as cooking, hair, and more are […]
Angel Jordan Delaware State University Campus Activity Board created a week full of events for students during the traditional “I Love DSU Week.” During I Love DSU Week, students attended five events: Hornet Carnival, DSU Trivia, Basketball Tournament/Court Vibes, Speed Buzzing and “Welcome to My House Party” Pajama Party. The Hornet Carnival was hosted on Sunday, August 29th. […]
JOSHUA LEE Over this past Labor Day weekend, the cookouts and parties weren’t the only place to be. DSU celebrated their hall of fame and champions weekend and kicked off the start of their 2021 season vs Bowie State University. This was a highly anticipated game since this […]
Chelsea Abrams Delaware States University’s new downtown campus location has now made available vaccination opportunities for students, faculty, and the community at large. From ten am until six pm every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. The Pfizer vaccine will be administered through Curative. Testing and vaccinations will take place […]
Pilar Briggs With the help of New Castle County and the CARE Act funding of $5.5 million, the University has started its Molecular Diagnostic Laboratory at the Wilmington location. The purpose of building the laboratory in Wilmington is to be able to send Covid-19 tests to a close-by […]
Charles Anyanwu Source: Doug Mills/The New York Times On President Biden’s first day in office, he wasted no time on getting control over COVID-19. Biden immediately signed multiple executive orders that began the process of putting together a comprehensive plan to combat the deadly virus. The New York […]
Brittany Powell American population is going through consistent shifts. The population continuously grows and expands to very high measures. Population capacity is a serious issue that needs to be addressed in society because when the population increases, the number of resources and supplies will slowly decrease or become […]
Keith Sanchez Fishing is one of the oldest ways of gathering food. It also serves as a hobby that people use to bond and can also be very therapeutic. Sometimes people will keep what they catch and mount it on the wall. Others will cook and eat it, […]
Devynne Johnson The National Museum of Women in the arts, has reopened on during phase II of the coronavirus pandemic, which is a huge win for the nation’s capitol. At the time of writing this, the National Museum of Women in the arts, one of the only notable […]
