Isaiah Williams The US Congress passed a bipartisan legislation to make Juneteenth a government holiday. President Biden on June 17 signed the bill into law to cherish June Nineteenth as the public day to remember the end of subjugation in the United States. This was done only one […]
Faith Lambert On June 8, 2021, Delaware State University’s Trauma Academy hosted a virtual panel from 6-7:30p.m. to bring awareness and aid, in-order to recover from trauma. The flyer for the event emphasized “Effective support requires expanding the concept of trauma-informed care by putting it into ACTION.”The keynote […]
Imani Knight Since the Spring 2021 semester ended, summer courses have begun at Delaware State University. The summer courses are broken up into three divisions the first session, dual session, and the second section. These classes are made available to DSU students from May 17th through July 23rd, […]
Isaiah Williams While meeting CDC and state Covid-19 guidelines, Delaware State University honors its 2020 and 2021 G.A.E.S graduates with a proper send off after such a traumatic year and a half. In 2020 we were hit with an unexpected global pandemic and it shook up everyone’s world […]
William M. Akin IV ~ DSU Connect Student Editor What is the definition of a “Queen”? A ruler, a political powerhouse, a helping hand to the side of her king? Not exactly. A queen is a person who is independently equip to succeed in her position. A queen […]
Da’Vonne Duncan Recently, it is not uncommon that a new pain medication fails to pass a double-blind placebo control trial. In this type of trial, neither doctors or participants know which individuals are getting the active drug and who is obtaining the control sample. According to the National […]
Amadou Sow Since the beginning of time, the human race has only existed on one planet: Earth. With the advancements of technology, the thought has arisen on whether or not we could see humans living on another planet, with Mars being the most likely candidate. The reasoning behind […]
Charles Anyanwu We have all been sick at some point right? You probably had Influenza (The Flu), Chicken Pox, or even a mild case of pneumonia. All of these common diseases that we don’t even think about, we already have effective vaccinations for. Since the creation of these […]
Devynne M. Johnson To celebrate the 130th Anniversary of Delaware State University, there was a Parade held on Saturday April 17th at noon. The parade lasted about 30 minutes, but a lot more details went into the formation of the parade. It began at the EH lead by […]
Sandra Santiago According to Medline Plus “Cholesterol is a waxy, fat-like substance that’s found in all the cells in your body. Your body needs some cholesterol to make hormones, vitamin D, and substances that help you digest foods. Your body makes all the cholesterol it needs. Cholesterol is […]
