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Ebony Magazine hosts its annual HBCU STEM Queens Competition in partnership with OLAY to recognize and reward collegiate women who epitomize Black excellence during...
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Many students believe the popular paths for graduates are further schooling or entering the workforce. Yet other graduates anticipate a more non-traditional route, which...
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As the school year comes to a close, members of Howard University’s 2026 graduating class are preparing to say goodbye while also grappling with...
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Through The Hilltop, I fulfilled my mission to document the first draft of history.
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Beyond their degrees, first-generation students shape new family legacies and walk the stage without a blueprint.
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On Sept. 27, poet, activist, educator and HBCU graduate, Nikki Giovanni became the first writer-in-residence of the Toni Morrison Writing Program at Prairie View...
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Student loan debt has been a significant issue in the United States with Americans having owed $1.73 trillion in the second quarter of this...
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The United Negro College Fund (UNCF) along with supporters of the Institutional Grants for New Infrastructure, Technology and Education (IGNITE) for HBCU Excellence Act,...
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The Department of Media, Journalism and Film Communications (MJFC) received a free screening of Venus as a Boy on Sept. 30. Attendees also engaged...
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On Sept. 12, due to a surge in COVID-19 cases, overcrowded classrooms and oversubscribed classes, Clark Atlanta University (CAU) announced that it would revert...
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Howard University’s “SHOWTIME” marching band has an eventful season ahead of them. With lots to look forward to, students of the band share their...