Mass Communications

Cisco Systems and Delaware State University recently joined forces to reach out to the Delaware educational community in an effort to get more technology education in the hands of young women.  TV14 reporter Joia Jackson was on hand when Padua Academy (in Wilmington, Delaware) kicked-off a Cisco-based program for high-schoolers.

TV14 reporter, Greg Jackson, Jr., takes a look at the announcement of a piece of Dleaware history.  On February 24, 2009, Delaware State University and the University of Delaware launched plans for an annual meeting of the two

schools on the gridiorn.

TV14 reporter Raychard Jones got the chance to “taste the benefits” of a culinary education at Delaware State University. The Tourism and Hospitality Management Program offers students classes in food preparation and management including a hands-on labratory known as “The University Club”.

TV14 reporter Andrew Teagle take a look behind the scenes at Delaware State University’s Sports Medicine Department. Making the Hornet Team is more than just ability, maintaining a healthy body is mandatory. 

Kiwanis International Collegiate Program, also known as Circle K, is a college level community service club. WDSU Channel 14 reporter Ne’Cole Sconion recently spoke with DSU’s Circle K President, Kat Charlot, to discuss how the worldwide organization operates at Delaware State University.

Hornet Days are a brand new opportunity for high school seniors  and their families to visit Delaware State University and experience the campus. WDSU Channel 14 reporter Ne’Cole Sconion sits down with Executive Director of Admissions, Germaine Scott-Cheatham, to discuss what type of activities these prospective students will look forward to.

WDSU-TV Studio 124 reporter Danielle Covington recently had the opportunity to sit down with the DSU’s Director of Intramurals and Recreation, Matt Fortune, to discuss his role on campus.

Sit down and relax as WDSU’s Studio 124 Raymond Anderson and Robbin Marshall bring you all the local, national, and entertainment news you need to know, Hornets style, for the week of March 2nd.

ObamaMania is all the rage. Everyone wants to own their own little piece of our new President!.  Nicole Scunion takes a look at the how students at Delaware State University can show their pride for just a couple bucks.

Former NBA Basketball star Walter Bond recently visited Delaware State University and shared his words of inspiration with DSU Business students.  Bond was the keynote speaker at this year’s Black Executive Exchange Program, also known as BEEP.