Rakim Dismuke The United States is a country home to many different peoples and cultures and has always had migrants arriving in the country daily, but this time the new arrivals are overwhelming the southern border of the country. The number of total immigrants is around 200k monthly […]
Langston Staton Historically Black Colleges and Universities were established very early at the beginning of the 19th century, to provide undergraduate as well as graduate level educational access to people primarily of African descent. During that time in history, Black students were not welcome at existing Private and Public […]
Dalianny Corporan When Roe v Wade got overturned it was all over the internet. Many women were disappointed, but at the same time they were not surprised at all. “I’m not surprised about this, but I’m really scared about where this country is going,” a Delaware resident Rosalí […]
Kammari Teeter The metaverse is a virtual reality-space in which users can interact with a computer-generated environment, other users, and digital platforms. The metaverse is a place where you can invest in virtual land, NFT’s or tokens, create a 3D avatar, meet new people anywhere, build, explore and play in […]
Burning gasoline and diesel releases harmful gases that pollute the air and have been proven by science to raise the temperature of our planet, contributing to global warming. Some suggest that this could potentially be the downfall of our world as we know it. As a result, the […]
Consuelo Ramirez Seventeen men. Seventeen men who never saw light again. Seventeen men who endured a horrific death in the hands of Jeffrey Dahmer. On September 27th Netflix released a new True Crime Series. “Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” which showcased the horrendous crimes that Dahmer committed between […]
Sabree Primus September is widely known as childhood cancer awareness month. A full 31 days are dedicated to those with pediatric cancer. In honor of childhood cancer awareness month, here are ten things you should know about childhood cancer:
Sabree Primus The Department of Housing and Residential Education (DHRE) and DSU Junior Class Board collaborated on the “Pie an RA” event. But it did not stop at just the Residential Assistant’s, Senior Residential Assistant’s, Residential Directors and Mr.Senior were all in attendance. Students were able to pay […]
By Sydnee Fairweather DESU Radio was officially rebranded as DESU Radio “The Nest” on August 31. 2022. The radio station received a new logo, new name, and new vibe. The managers are: Charles Anyanwu (Senior, Station Manager and Mister DESU Radio), Xamara Coleman (Sophomore, Program Director and Miss […]
Olivia K. Paul On Thursday, September 15, 2022, Delaware State University partnered with Chase to organize and showcase a financial and professional empowerment event on the main campus. Jamila Mustafa, university alumna, came back to her origins to host the informational exhibit. Jamila Mustafa is an award-winning journalist, […]
