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The nation's only historically Black orthopedic surgery program has lost accreditation following a resident complaint.
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The Bison are back in the dance after securing a win against Delaware State University in the MEAC championship game.
Howard’s Halo G.R.E.E.N. Garden was uprooted and tilled due to a rodent infestation, causing dismay among members and highlighting communication issues.
With a $287 million campus improvement project underway, Hilltop photographer Keith Golden Jr. takes readers through the changes Howard’s campus has endured from 1867...
Israeli airstrikes in Rafah have caused further displacement and casualties among the Palestinian population.
The nation's only historically Black orthopedic surgery program has lost accreditation following a resident complaint.
On Season 2 of the show, we will continue our weekly roundups of the latest news and campus buzz, courtesy of Howard University’s collegiate...
Sponsored by JPMorgan Chase & Co. Managing money can feel challenging, especially in college, but a spring break trip is among the experiences many...
The Howard Bison lost the final game 77-58 to Norfolk State University, ending the 15-16 season. The team now aims for a MEAC tournament...
Marcus Smith Jr. wins the Jim Thorpe Invitational with a score of 74, emphasizing representation of Black athletes in golf.
Alumnus Kelvin Z. Phillips' "Music For a While" premieres at the DC Independent Film Festival and wins “best short narrative film,” conveying a homeless...
Catalyzed by the changing nature of the journalism industry, journalists across the nation’s top newsrooms have been cut from their companies’ workforce.