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In a 53-47 vote, the Senate confirmed Kentaji Brown Jackson as the first Black woman and the first former public defender to serve on...
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In celebration of Alice Dunnigan, a journalist, civil rights activist, author and the first Black female White House correspondent to receive press credentials, a...
DMV Editor JD Jean-Jacques My time as an editor has been fantastic. It has been such a great fulfillment to have spent the year...
Jasper Smith, a sophomore journalism major, sociology minor and The Hilltop’s current chief copy editor, wrote, read poetry and frequently watched the news as...
As the spring semester comes to an end at Howard University, we move closer to experiencing summer in Washington, D.C. The Hilltop has compiled...
In a 53-47 vote, the Senate confirmed Kentaji Brown Jackson as the first Black woman and the first former public defender to serve on...
Denise Rolark-Barnes, the editor in chief of The Washington Informer, has made her mark on the Black journalism world.
During the spring break, a group of students traveled to the Dominican Republic to engage in mission work with the Sunga Sunga organization. The...
After 115 justices and more than 230 years, the Senate is in the process of confirming Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, who would be the...
The Hilltop had the pleasure of sitting down with author Brandon Lawson, who uses the pen name Will Sci-fi. Lawson, to discuss his new...
“Nova’s Blade” is a young adult dystopian fiction book released in February of this year with a story that has something for people of...
Gun violence disproportionately affects Black communities, especially when including transgressions such as fatal police shootings. According to NPR, Black Americans are purchasing firearms at...