From the Editor: We Need More Time
By Ashleigh Fields on September 27, 2021
A strong foundation is essential to formulate a buoyant collegiate career. Social circles easily become a network formed in perfect balance for business which could lead to the spark of a Fortune 500 company.
Alpha Chapter AKAs Host HBCU Week Health Pop Up
By Darreonna Davis on September 27, 2021
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, current members hosted a health pop up event directly across the street, providing free covid vaccines, covid testing and 3-D mammogram screenings for Howard University students and the DC community.
Inaugural Truth and Service Classic Inspires Day of Service
By Darreonna Davis on September 27, 2021
Howard University students remain steadfast in their service to the world and the greater DC community. The Office of the Dean of the Chapel hosted the inaugural Truth and Service Classic Day of Service in partnership with the National Park Service, DC United and Events DC.
Howard University Returns to In-Person Instruction Amid Cyberattack
By Alyse Martin on September 27, 2021
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 in-person and hybrid classes on Sept. 14.
Models of the Mecca Hold Interest Week for Prospective Members
By Tyler Davis on September 27, 2021
The clack of high heels and dress shoes on tile, militant dress code, and impressive posture can only mean one thing; the Models of the Mecca (MOTM) are back.

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