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A reflection on how Robert Sobukwe’s role during the South African anti-apartheid movement led to him becoming prisoner No. 1 on Robben Island.
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As commencement ceremonies approach, soon-to-be Howard graduates reflect on leaving the university amid an unpredictable political and economic climate.
For some student-athletes their hustle goes beyond sports and expands into business as they find innovative ways to create an income.
Following the 2024 presidential election, some Black women are choosing to protect their peace and find community in the “92 percent” movement.
The New York Times recently released an article about Black men’s declining HBCU enrollment. Meanwhile, at Howard, where Black men make up just 19...
A reflection on how Robert Sobukwe’s role during the South African anti-apartheid movement led to him becoming prisoner No. 1 on Robben Island.
Bison, It has been the honor of my academic career to work at The Hilltop. As I type this out, writers, editors and photographers...
Howard graduating seniors are investing time and money into graduation photoshoots, balancing creative expression, social media pressure and tradition.
Rebel Events, one of the top party promotion groups at Howard, discusses their impact on campus and expanding their group beyond Howard.
As the Class of 2025 prepares to say goodbye to Howard, their memories are etched not just in yearbooks or transcripts, but across the...
Following proposed rezoning, Howard makes moves to remodel Wonder Plaza shutting down various popular campus restaurants such as Negril, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Subway and...
Since the start of his second term, President Donald Trump has signed 143 executive orders. A few of them, focused on Diversity, Equity and...