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In 1908, the members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated completed their first service project at the Freedmen’s Bureau and over a century later,...
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Destination DC, the official marketing organization for Washington, D.C., has recently released new projections for an anticipated increase in tourism that is nearing pre-pandemic...
Ten Black women officers have sued the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) in Washington, D.C. for experiencing sexual and racial discrimination in the workplace. Plaintiffs...
Nikole Hannah-Jones headlined the “Books in Bloom’’ fifth year festival in Columbia, Maryland, on Oct. 10. The festival aimed to bring authors together to...
The Neighborhood Well, a Washington, D.C., faith-based nonprofit, along with a growing team of volunteers, has launched a mobile shower program in Hyattsville, Maryland,...
In 1908, the members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated completed their first service project at the Freedmen’s Bureau and over a century later,...
An organization called 237 Entertainment, founded by Jon Paul Williams, Chris Waters and Nigel Wimberly, put on an Underground Natives showcase Thursday to display...
Howard University students remain steadfast in their service to the world and the greater DC community. The Office of the Dean of the Chapel...
Howard University faced a ransomware cybersecurity attack in the first week of September. Since the attack, the University has returned to some normalcy, proceeding...
With only minutes to gather their most valuable belongings, citizens rushed to the airport in Kabul for a chance to escape on a U.S....
Howard alumna Imani Samuels from the class of 2006 champions rest, mindfulness, and clarity of conscience. Huru, Samuels’ D.C. based business, offers its clientele...
D.C. homeless encampments are starting to become a health, safety and security risk for the neighborhoods around them.