Sydnee Fairweather Mya Hill is a bright sophomore in college working toward a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work. Mya grew up with dyslexia and says that she always knew she was different. “At nine years old my mom told me I had dyslexia and at the time I […]
Tamia Gregory Miss Delaware State University (Bralyn Page), Women’s Senate, and E.L.I.T.E. teamed up this holiday season to host a two-in-one winter clothing and feminine hygiene products drive starting Monday, November 28 to Wednesday, December 14. This will be taking place in the lobby of the MLK student […]
Kammari Teeter Did you ever wonder why it took so long to get cold, or why there are 60-degree days and we are about to be in winter? Global warming may be the reason why; there has been an increase in the global annual temperature. Global warming is the […]
Warren Whitaker The term “global warming” has been used extensively by both politicians and scientists alike across the globe. Often used as a way to divide the American people, global warming is a planet wide issue that should be bringing the citizens of the world together. While many […]
Consuelo Ramirez According to worldometers, over 6,615,789 people died from COVID-19 in the past three years. Many people lost their loved ones to a deadly virus that emerged from Wuhan, China. Three years later and people still believe that COVID-19 was a human creation that leaked out of […]
Destinee Brinkley Cryptocurrency, also known as crypto, is any form of currency that exists digitally or virtually and uses cryptography to secure transactions according to Kaspersky. Most cryptocurrencies don’t have a central issuing or regulating authority, instead they use a decentralized system to record transactions and issue new […]
Rayven Woodson According to the 2021-2022 APPA National Pet Owners Survey, about 90.5 million homes have at least one pet. Newsinhealth.nih.gov claims that there are emotional and physical benefits to owning a pet. “97% of doctors believe that there are health benefits to owning a pet.” According to […]
Dalianny Corporan Source: Maryville Online We know about how placebos are tests for patients to know they’re not actually sick, but there is more to placebos than most people know. The beginning of placebo goes way back to the 13th century. According to Merriam-Webster, “placebo” was first used […]
Stephan Browne-Blackman The Delaware State University women’s volleyball team completely crushed the MEAC championship game on Sunday night. Beating out the Coppin State Eagles 3-1, the Hornets did not come to play a losing game. The Eagles played a good game but the Hornets were consistently stronger. Throughout […]
Celebrate with us! Delaware State University was awarded $18.4M from the National Institutes of Health. These grant funds will launch the new DSU Health Equity Research Center. The celebration will be held Wednesday, November 30, from 11 a.m. to noon at the Martin Luther King Student Center 2nd Floor Parlors.
