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OPINION
The 20th anniversary of B’day begs the question: are Black women in music less free to experiment today?
OPINION
Visual artists deserve the freedom musicians get to step away, create and not be asked if they are still artists.
OPINION
Building true community means deciding what traditions from our past we should carry forward and what to leave behind.
OPINION
Artificial intelligence cannot yet perform a broad range of complex cognitive tasks independently at a human level. But that day may be coming.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Dear Howard University Community, Howard University was chartered by Congress in 1867 as a national charitable trust, not as a private corporation governed by...
OPINION
As America's young adults begin to establish their identity, some grapple with who and what to place their faith in.
OPINION
Vinícius Júnior’s case shows racism persists in European soccer, forcing Black players to battle off the pitch too.
OPINION
Exclusivity could be causing a rift in forming lasting connections between Howard students.
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
People have long associated famous author Zora Neale Hurston with The Hilltop, naming her one of our founders, alongside Louis Eugene King. But, what...
Columns
Repeated systemic injustices reveal how the elite evade accountability and that the public must reclaim their agency.