By: Morgan Poole “I would say yes, it was right for the Chicago protesters to disrupt the rally because Donald Trump constantly uses freedom of speech to spread hatred among the nation.The people of Chicago exercised the same right to say as they please as opposition to what […]
By: Alexis Wallace Hornet Vanessa Washington is a Utility Player of the Delaware State University softball team. She has recently been announced as MEAC player of the week for the week of March 28th to April 2nd. She has also been previously named Rookie of the Year and […]
By: Beatrice Wolo Friday, April 7, 2016 was a very big day for all the candidates who campaigned day-in and day-out for the last month. The Martin Luther King Jr. Student Center filled with students as they gathered to hear the last words of the campaigning season. Tevin […]
By: Alexis Wallace O.D.D.I.T.Y, (Openly Defining Diversity Intuitively Through Yourself) is a new organization at Delaware State University. On March 23rd, the organization held an event called “Portrait of a Gay Black Man.” The event was a platform to spread awareness about the LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transsexual, […]
By: Asata Bamba “I feel like young people don’t vote because they feel like they don’t have the knowledge nor the interest to know what’s really going on. And I know for me, I feel as though I don’t need or want to vote because I don’t see […]
By: Briana Mason On February 27th the Delaware State Women’s Lacrosse Team took home their first victory of the season with a score of 18-14 at Alumni Stadium. The top scorers in this contest were juniors Iman Hassan and Kayla Yurkanin. “After getting out a few kinks, defense […]
By: Lauren Erskine Part Three of the “Who Is…?” Series Dr. Barbara Ross-Lee, the older sister of singer Diana Ross, states that ”If it wasn’t for me, she [Diana] wouldn’t have been successful, I was responsible for watching out for Diana, taking her with me, making sure she […]
By: Rick Jackson Part Two in the “Who Is…?” Series Musa Keita, better known as Mansa Musa is said to have been born in 1280. In 1312, Musa became the emperor of the West African Mali Empire following the death of his predecessor, Abu-Bakar II. As a devout Muslim, […]
By: Daniel Sanvee Part One in the “Who Is…?” Series Martin Delany was born a free man on May 6, 1812 in Charlestown, Virginia. His mother Pati, who was also free, was determined to educate her children no matter the cost. Virginia was a slave state; African Americans […]
By: Juamarley Miller Marquell Tate is a junior at Delaware State University, where he calls himself the “Prince of Mass Communications.” He is the Music Director and Label Representative for WDSU Radio “The Hive,” the campus radio station. As the Music Director, Marquell’s job is to make sure […]
