Chelsea Abrams Social media is an interactive platform that promotes the exchange of information, ideas, interests, and other forms of expression through virtual societies. Social media is a broad title; many don’t know it has a variety of classes. There are the predominately utilized social networks Facebook and […]
Damani Eason Recently, the rapper Young Baby Tate got criticized for showing off her body at the Afropunk music festival, which led to people leaving some not so nice comments on her Instagram post. So, with her facing this criticism of her body, it raises the question that: […]
SYDNEY ANDERSON From being the people’s hero to quickly becoming the crowd’s villain, everything has changed for President Joe Biden. After learning about his plans and motives to deport Haitians, people are regretting voting for him as president. When Biden was appointed into office, many people were excited, […]
DESTINY DOVE Due to the current and on-going pandemic of Covid-19, scientists and medical professionals have worked endlessly to create a vaccine with the hopes of controlling the out-break. Despite the discovery of the Covid-19 vaccine, many individuals refuse to take it and even question whether or not […]
SYDNEY ANDERSON For many years, gun control laws have become a major debate for many Americans, leaving them conflicted on whether to support or rule against it. While some people are in favor of gun control, believing it restricts killings, others are against it, thinking guns are a […]
Selena Maritnez ¡Bienvenidos para la mes de Hispanic and Latinx culturas! This 30-day celebration highlights all Hispanic and Latinx cultures and their history. “This celebration dates back to 1968 with President Lyndon Johnson, but it was not until 1988 under the presidency of Ronald Reagan that it became […]
Leah Green While celebrities were sitting in $35,000 seats at the Met Gala, walking the red carpet, and enjoying the luxury of being wealthy, a group of black and brown protesters were outside being unlawfully arrested. The protest was led by Ella Dior along with her organization ‘For […]
Adam Holland With Week 1 around the corner, a new head coach and a plethora of new talent, the Philadelphia Eagles look to start strong as they head to Atlanta to face off against the Atlanta Falcons, on September 12. Luckily, the Eagles’ schedule plays in their favor […]
Chelsea Abrams Delaware State University beats all odds and claims an upgraded ranking amongst all other historically black colleges and universities. On September 14th of this year, US News & World Report reported that Delaware State is ranked number 10 among all establishments and preserves the ranking as […]
Angel Jordan Delaware State University Campus Activity Board created a week full of events for students during the traditional “I Love DSU Week.” During I Love DSU Week, students attended five events: Hornet Carnival, DSU Trivia, Basketball Tournament/Court Vibes, Speed Buzzing and “Welcome to My House Party” Pajama Party. The Hornet Carnival was hosted on Sunday, August 29th. […]
