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Weekly roundups of the latest news and campus buzz, courtesy of Howard University’s collegiate newspaper, The Hilltop. New episodes every Monday.
Hello, hello! This week we discuss The International Black Writers Festival at Howard University and how storytelling shapes Black stories.
This is an episode you won’t want to miss, tune in wherever you get your podcast!
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Yacine Ba, Tatiana Allen
Federal changes are redefining how students and graduates manage debt.
Demonstrations over inflation, repression and government accountability draw global attention and rising concern.
Lawmakers accuse DOJ of delaying Epstein file releases under new transparency law
Howard University unveiled the launch of new AI courses for the spring 2026 semester amid student criticism.
Howard students unpack how AI influencers depicting Black faces reshape digital culture.
African students face new barriers following the Trump administration’s expansion of the travel ban
Polls indicate that Americans will brace for a turbulent 2026 year amid political, economic and global strains.
The 65th administration of HUSA reflected on last semester and what students can look forward to this spring.
Part of the University’s master plan, the College of Fine Arts continues construction, leaving students to adapt quickly as the semester begins.
A surge of Black celebrities publicly celebrating their love for Black athletes sparks discourse around Black love.
Students and alumni gather at the Miracle Theatre to celebrate Black storytelling, legacy and community through film.
Weekly roundups of the latest news and campus buzz, courtesy of Howard University’s collegiate newspaper, The Hilltop.
