OPINION Who Does the Law Trust With a Woman’s Body? In post-Roe America, a woman’s bodily autonomy can depend on where she lives and who will fight for her. Naomi SchoenhageAugust 31, 2026
OPINION The Supreme Court Has Too Much Power Over the Constitution Despite its authority, history shows that constitutional meaning has never belonged solely to the Supreme Court. Edric BussieAugust 24, 2026
OPINION The Power of the Vote: A Call to Action for Young Black Voters The 2026 midterms highlight the power of young Black voters and their collective ability to enact change. Marissa JonesAugust 24, 2026
OPINION Dear Baby Bison, You Don’t Have to Do It All Freshman year isn’t about knowing everything. Here’s what I wish I knew before starting at Howard. Laila MurdockAugust 24, 2026
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR Letter from the Editor: Censorship By Neglect Dear Bison, For over 100 years, The Hilltop has recorded life at Howard University, holding the school accountable, celebrating our community and giving students... Sydney Goitia-DoranAugust 17, 2026
OPINION Come Back, Y2K TV, We Miss You Early 2000s TV shows outperform today’s shows, which are a poorly veiled attempt at a quick cash grab. Darrah SpencerAugust 17, 2026
OPINION Before You Pick a Side on AI, Read This Public conversation on AI Data Centers have become too shallow to meaningfully weigh its benefits, risks and tradeoffs. Nicholas MckayAugust 17, 2026