Canaan Sims Semaj Hazzard is the Sophomore Class President of Delaware State University from Philadelphia, PA. Hazzard is currently studying Secondary Education to work as a high school teacher. He is experiencing a leadership role as both class president and one of Delaware State’s official host. The humble […]
Tanaysha Fields The Hong Kong protests of 2019 have been going on for more than 6 months as of October 2019. First beginning on March 31st, 2019, the protests, also known as the Anti-Extradition Law Amendment Bill (ELAB) Movement, have become increasingly alarming. These protests began in efforts […]
Brian Cavicante The great debate on gun control continues. Gun control has been a topic of conversation in politics for a long time now, but what is being done to control who can purchase them legally? What measures are being taken to ensure that the people who buy […]
Tarvarius Niles For years basketball has been the same routine of running up and down the court. Some players will have their own signature move like dunks, dribbles, or shooting forms. This was like ritual keeping fans engaged to their styles of play. This is what made some […]
Washington DC closed down one of its busiest streets to traffic for the day on Saturday October 5th. Georgia Avenue was shut down to all traffic for 3 miles to allow citizens to come out and exercise and participate in the events set up along the way. Open […]
Essence Sommers Joshua Brown, a man who was Botham Jean’s next-door neighbor, was shot and killed in his own Dallas apartment on October 4, 2019. Joshua Brown was a key witness in the murder trial against Amber Guyger. Guyger was a former Dallas police officer that was […]
Jadyn Batch The Ocean Cleanup Project has successfully begun picking up trash from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, located between Hawaii and California. The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is a big collection of trash floating in the Pacific Ocean. According to The Ocean Cleanup, “The GPGP covers an […]
Carrington Jones California legislature has passed a bill that will allow college athletes to get paid for use of their image and likeness. On Monday, September 30th, 2019, California governor, Gavin Newsom, signed the California “Fair pay to play” act or S.B. 206. The bill will finally let athletes at Californian […]
Johquin Wiley The NFL is full of contact and is one of the more physical sports in the world. Some injuries just cant be fought through or brushed off. Mainly trainers and coaches want what’s best for the players and their teams. Have you ever been through a […]
Demaurea Moore A Virginia sixth grader claimed her white male classmates held her down and cut off her dreads. She is now saying she made the story up. Amari Allen, an African American 12 year old, attends Immanuel Christian School in Springfield. It’s a private school where the […]
