Maysha Foster Republicans, led by former President Donald Trump, continue to promote racism in America. Trump has been in the spotlight ever since he assumed office as the president due to his tweets. The majority of the people in the country consider most of his tweets as racist. […]
Amadou Sow It has been over a year since the COVID-19 virus sent the world into a lockdown and a frenzy. The events that ensued the lockdown will be talked about for decades. Now, it looks as if the world will be returning to what can be described […]
Da’Vonne Duncan In the Summer of 2020, during the Black Lives Matter protested in Minneapolis, Minnesota following the death of George Floyd. People all over the nation erupted with emotions and demanded U.S. cities defund the police through social media and protest signs and here’s why you should […]
Pilar Briggs Governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo (D), received praises and popularity in 2020, due to his diligent response to Covid-19 and criticism of then-President, Donald Trump (R). Cuomo doing great work for his state led to people across the nation wanting him to run for President […]
Charles Anyanwu Source: ABC News One year later, COVID-19 still runs rampant through the streets of the United States as multiple States begin to loosen restrictions as they open up. Since the beginning of the pandemic, the United States has had 541,289 deaths from COVID-19, according to the […]
Stephan Browne-Blackman In 2017, actor, comedian, and now filmmaker, Jordan Peele changed the film industry with his debut director film, Get Out. In 2019, he did it again with his hit film, Us. The movie follows the Wilsons as they go on a family vacation to Santa Cruz, […]
Sandra Santiago College equals education and it also equals money. Attending college sometimes means loans and money out of pocket. In some cases, students are granted scholarships and grants to help pay for college. Students who attend college want a higher education. College is and will be worth […]
UNIVERSITY FORUM | MARCH 23 AT 11 A.M. | WELCOMING WESLEY COLLEGE STUDENTS TO DSU! Join us tomorrow, Tuesday, March 23, 2021, for a special Town Hall about transitioning to Delaware State University this Fall. Meet Wesley and DSU students who talk about the upcoming changes. Learn from our Enrollment Management […]
Da’Vonne Duncan I conducted a Zoom Meeting with my mother, Ruth Duncan, a project accountant of The Conti Group, to discuss Ms. Duncan’s upbringing, her political views of the United States, and her philosophy on life, which was truly inspiring. Q: Where were you born and what […]
Devynne M. Johnson A sorority many have never heard of, has been established and active for over 50 years. Beta Beta Beta, better known as Tri- Beta, was established in 1922 and is an honors society for undergraduate students. Tri-Beta’s mission, according to Beta Beta Beta honors […]
