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Pro-Palestine Students Occupy “A” Building, the Democracy Summit Returns to Howard, and a Student Documentary on Modeling and Mental Health

Weekly roundups of the latest news and campus buzz, courtesy of Howard University’s collegiate newspaper, The Hilltop. New episodes every Friday.

Madison Belo

Published

October 11, 2024

Welcome back!

This week, the Howard Revolutionary Community occupied the Mordecai Wyatt Johnson Administration building, denouncing the university’s alleged ties to the Israel-Hamas conflict. Additionally, the Center for Journalism and Democracy held its third annual Democracy Summit on campus, and we discuss the premiere of “STRUT The Yard” with the creator of the documentary that sheds light on models’ mental health at Howard University.

Show Notes:

Production Team

Host, Executive Producer: Madison Belo

Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Lemaria Stevens

Original Reporting: Trinity Webster-Bass

Music:

Blue Dot Sessions

Protest Audio from Yacine Khaly Ba

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