OPINION ‘The Howard Treatment’: Does Excellence Cost Us Connection? Exclusivity could be causing a rift in forming lasting connections between Howard students. Jalyn CameronMarch 2, 2026
Variety Students And Alumni Discuss The Power And Legacy Of Howard Protest Generations of Howard highlight the effectiveness and legacy of protest on Howard’s campus and the role celebrities play. Jori JohnsonMarch 2, 2026
NEWS Howard University School of Law Alumna running for D.C. Mayor Democratic Socialist Janeese Lewis George, who currently serves as the councilmember for ward four, discussed her mayoral platform Indigo MaysMarch 2, 2026
INVESTIGATIVE Performative or Practicing: Are Howard Students Boycotting? Many students claim to participate in boycotting, yet still support places that they critique. Sully Ka and Daejah MontgomeryMarch 2, 2026
NEWS Walk for Peace Concludes in Washington After 108-Day Journey 19 monks reached D.C. after walking from Texas, calling for unity and recognition of Vesak as a holiday. Elijah Spencer and Mmesomachukwu NwosuFebruary 25, 2026
MULTIMEDIA “At The Vanguard” Exhibit Showcases HBCU History and Legacy Hello, hello! This week, we discuss the visibility of Historically Black Colleges and Universities or HBCUs. This is an episode you won’t want to... Zion WilliamsFebruary 24, 2026
CAMPUS Phi Beta Sigma Hosts Inaugural “Walk Like A Sigma” Dance Competition Three student teams competed in themed routines to raise funds for scholarships and charities. Indigo Mays and Tara GreyFebruary 23, 2026