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Student's cars parked in the parking lot at the Innovation Collective Residence Hall.
Parking at the IC; multiple students victim to car break-ins
On-campus dining challenges force some students to go hungry
On-campus dining challenges force some students to go hungry
The flooding the occured in Camphor/Hartzell Residential Hall on Feb. 1.
Camphor/Hartzell flooding leaves some residents relocated since February
Dillard University ready's itself for Spring Fest: JetBleu Holiday
Dillard University ready’s itself for Spring Fest: JetBleu Holiday
The Business Executive Exchange Program's 2nd Annual Boss-A-Thon: Career and Competition
The Business Executive Exchange Program’s 2nd Annual Boss-A-Thon: Career and Competition
LaReezy performs on stage in Dent Hall for Spring Fest 2026.
Dillard University’s Spring Fest concert represents rising talent from the South
Keith Lee poses with members of the Dillard University Women's Basketball team in Dent Hall.
Keith Lee visit to Dillard University animated campus life on Feb. 13
Ronnesha Ewing poses by her mural in the Cook Fine Arts Building.
Artist Highlight: Ronnesha Ewing
Dillard University's Honda Campus All-Star Challnege Team on stage in Georges Auditorium, competing in the National Quailifying Tournament.
Dillard’s HCASC team headed to California after securing second place
Kambria Dotson works on a custom piece in her apartment.
Artist Highlight: Kambria Dotson
SIX: A captivating musical parody
SIX: A captivating musical parody
Don't Stress It
Don’t Stress It
Hearts Sold Separately: An Ode to All Lovers
Hearts Sold Separately: An Ode to All Lovers
Photo from the Dillard University Student Government Association
Students’ concerns are result of care for the community
Graphic by Zuri Primos
March 29 Election Proposed Amendement Voting
Dillard Athletics’ new baseball and softball coaches aim to make an impact
Dillard Athletics’ new baseball and softball coaches aim to make an impact
Linda Bell, Ph.D., and students celebrate the Dillard University Men's Basketball Team winning the HBCU Athletic Conference Tournament in 2025.
Changes in the athletic department leave athletes feeling uncertain
The 2024-2025 Dillard University Men's Basketball Team
With new transfers, Dillard’s men’s basketball hopes for another winning season
The Dillard Women's Volleyball Team face Philander Smith University on Friday, Sept. 12, 2025.
The Lady Bleu Devils attain game record of 6-6 after loss to Xavier
Photo provided by Dillard University Athletics
Kevell Byrd: A champion’s journey
LaReezy performs on stage in Dent Hall for Spring Fest 2026.
Dillard University’s Spring Fest concert represents rising talent from the South
Student's cars parked in the parking lot at the Innovation Collective Residence Hall.
Parking at the IC; multiple students victim to car break-ins
On-campus dining challenges force some students to go hungry
On-campus dining challenges force some students to go hungry
The flooding the occured in Camphor/Hartzell Residential Hall on Feb. 1.
Camphor/Hartzell flooding leaves some residents relocated since February
Dillard Alum Edward Buckles Motivates Students During Campus Visit
Dillard Alum Edward Buckles Motivates Students During Campus Visit
University president, Dr. Ford, wants to build relationships with students
University president, Dr. Ford, wants to build relationships with students
Dillard adds a Baseball team to athletics program, making history
Dillard adds a Baseball team to athletics program, making history
Dillard University ready's itself for Spring Fest: JetBleu Holiday
Dillard University ready’s itself for Spring Fest: JetBleu Holiday
Students impacted by power outage in Gentilly earlier this week
Students impacted by power outage in Gentilly earlier this week
Incoming Student Government Association and Royal Court elects announced
Incoming Student Government Association and Royal Court elects announced
Nicole Craine for The New York Times
Hurricane Milton touched down in Florida
Destruction to the Faraway Inn Cottages and Motel is seen in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, in Cedar Key, Fla., Friday, Sept. 27, 2024. (AP Photo/Stephen Smith)
Hurricane Helene devastates the southeast
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Boost black sitcoms, not reality shows

Boost black sitcoms, not reality shows

Jessica Lodge • September 29, 2017

Jessica Lodge Are you as tired as I am of watching African American people clown on reality TV shows? I think we need to withdraw our support for these kinds of shows and support black situation comedies...

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