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Will she or won't she? Nicki Minaj says she will retire, but I don't believe it
NEW ORLEANS (September 26, 2019) – Award-winning rapper, singer, songwriter and radio host Nicki Minaj, 36, took to Twitter on...
18 Questions
Editor’s note: The following questions were compiled by Jasmine Miller from offerings of various students recently. If you...
Blacks should be able to be themselves
NEW ORLEANS (September 26, 2019) – Think of respectability politics – being one of the “good Negroes”...
Whose fault is clearance delay?
NEW ORLEANS (September 26, 2019) – The subject of early notification regarding financial aid and fiscal clearance has been a...
We need to keep DU beautiful, get rid of trash
NEW ORLEANS (September 26, 2019) – Dillard University has been called “the jewel of Gentilly,” and an important...
Career center overlooked
NEW ORLEANS (September 26, 2019) – Dillard University has provided us with many student services at our disposal, and one of...
‘#Talking on the Oaks’ theme of Dillard’s new Quality Enhancement Plan
NEW ORLEANS (Sept. 13, 2019) – Improving students’ oral communication skills is the focus for Dillard University’s new...
Freshman elections under way
NEW ORLEANS (Sept. 6, 2019) – Seven freshmen seek to lead the Class of 2023’s freshman class council as campaigning gets...
DU’s SAFE Fund helps students with unmet financial needs
NEW ORLEANS (April 12, 2019) – For graduating mass communication senior Temitayo Odulaja, Dillard’s SAFE Fund was a financial...
Indoor rock climbing, volleyball, kickball set for next week
NEW ORLEANS (April 5, 2019) – Indoor rock climbing. Volleyball. Kickball. Kayaking on Bayou St. John. Knockerball. Spades.
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Rising juniors take control of SGA with election of Smith, Rodgers
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Toiya Smith and Traelon Rodgers, the incoming SGA president and vice president
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Spring student census at 1,240, down 69 students from fall 2018
NEW ORLEANS (March 29, 2019) – The spring 2019 student population has decreased by 69 students, or 5.3 percent, to 1,240 when...
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