Miracle Day Hurricane Sally made landfall at around four: forty-five am on Wednesday September 16,2020 near the Gulf Shores. By the time it got to the Gulf Shore, it was proclaimed to be a Category Two. Sally has hit Florida Panhandle and made its way through the Gulf […]
Valpresious Ham The Digital Divide, first coined by Lloyd Morrisett in 2001, is the term used to examine the issues of technological accessibility. The digital age thrust us into a more global and technologically advanced society, and with that advancement has come some significant shortfalls. These shortfalls have […]
Danielle Mullins Historically black colleges and university’s are known for everything they stand for from the beginning of time and all that they represent, particularly the exquisite dance lines and the significance they hold. Individuals who have never been to an HBCU will never comprehend the traditions of […]
Madison Holmes Hip hop icons, Timbaland and Swizz Beatz, made history during this quarantine pandemic. At first it was just a proposition to bring light to the hard times that the world was experiencing. Through trial and error, the duo has found the recipe that will make this […]
Naomi Branch Delaware State University has provided students with the technology needed to allot them the best learning environment possible. However, the presence of cell phones within a learning environment will almost have a negative affect on students. It is common knowledge that one of the most common […]
Brittany Powell During these times, many college students have returned back to the daily routine of college. Although some students may just be on campus and not having physical classes, other students are still having daily interactions with people. Some campuses are not abiding by the mandatory Covid-19 […]
William M. Akin IV Imagine the beginning of the new cutting-edge blockbuster movie starting out with a part of the world in a panic. A virus has originated from several animals and made its way to humans. Not being able to contain this virus, it has spread worldwide […]
Below is the release from the office of the President of Delaware State University on September 21, 2020, to honor the life of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died on September 18, 2020. ———————————————————————————————-“I would like to be remembered as someone who usedwhatever talents she had to do […]
Tionna Mcneill Photo source: TEDxDelState U On September 4th at 9pm, TEDxDelState U premiered the film “Da 5 Bloods” for Delaware State students. Students were able to watch the film, along with other students, by signing up through the TEDxDelState U instagram page. The organization stated that “TEDxDelStateU […]
Trinece Rawls Upper Marlboro, MD. – Thousands of students in the DMV area returned to school on Monday, August 31st, but from their homes. A few parents have spoken out about the issues they were facing in the beginning, while other parents weren’t able to log their children […]
