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Alumnus Kelvin Z. Phillips' "Music For a While" premieres at the DC Independent Film Festival and wins “best short narrative film,” conveying a homeless...
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Seniors dismayed by pricey graduation fees, urge university aid or inclusion in tuition for support.
When I first arrived at Howard University, I immediately set my sights on joining The Hilltop newspaper. To be transparent, I did not understand...
Despite facing COVID-19, racial tensions, and campus issues, Howard's Class of 2024 found community, advocated for change, and now graduates.
Nok’khanya Edwards, a graduating senior, is looking to the future amid the class of 2024’s graduation after her time as The Bison Yearbook editor-in-chief.
Alumnus Kelvin Z. Phillips' "Music For a While" premieres at the DC Independent Film Festival and wins “best short narrative film,” conveying a homeless...
The Honey Pot Company organized a symposium at Howard University, highlighting six dimensions of well-being and featured various wellness-focused businesses and their owners.
A plant-based braiding hair company is partnering with the Howard University Student Association to encourage sustainable hair practices.
Mahlon West, Mister Howard, first runner-up in Mister HBCU Kings, prioritizes mental health, community connections, and initiatives on campus.
“When you sit down and talk to Green, it’s clear that Bob Marley is one of this man’s heroes. That’s it. That’s the perspective...
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. presented wax figures of their founders and Zora Neale Hurston as part of a series of campus activities following...
The Blackbyrds, a jazz band formed at Howard University in 1973, celebrated their 50th anniversary with a performance at Howard Theatre.