Variety Dramatic Comedy, ‘Fremont Ave.’ Debuts Featuring Three Howard Alumni Arena Stage Theater presents the inaugural production of the play, “Fremont Ave.,” exploring love, masculinity and identity. Jori JohnsonNovember 17, 2025
Variety ‘Black, not Historically Black,’ A Conversation Critiquing HBCUs Howard students and D.C. residents conversed at Busboys and Poets with panelist Melanie Carter and Joseph L. Jones discussing his new book. Joseph McClintonNovember 17, 2025
Variety “Red Hood: The Hill” Comics Center a Community That Saves Itself Shawn Matinbrough reclaims The Hill from DC Comics, showing how a Black neighborhood defends itself when institutions don’t. Kennedi BryantNovember 10, 2025
Variety Students Reclaim D.C. Third Spaces as Shutdown Drags On D.C. federal shutdown forces students to find alternatives to cultural and educational institutions. Athea WilliamsNovember 3, 2025
Variety ‘Damn Yankees’ and Black Identity in Modern Musical Theatre As the production of “Damn Yankees” at Arena Stage comes to a close, performers and Howard students reflect on portrayals of Blackness in the... Camila ArmasNovember 3, 2025
Variety “One of One” Fashion Show Turns Howard’s Runway Into a Stage For Storytelling Through three acts of control, chaos and rebirth, students transformed Cramton Auditorium into a world of fashion and film. Kennedi BryantOctober 27, 2025
Variety The Divine 9 Take Over Burr Gymnasium for Annual Step Show Howard University’s 101st Homecoming Step Show was a night of show-stopping themes, intricate choreography and campus pride. Naomi JeffriesOctober 27, 2025