OPINION Black Women Need Room to Become Superstars The 20th anniversary of B’day begs the question: are Black women in music less free to experiment today? Nile RandolphSeptember 14, 2026
OPINION We Have Time to Shape the Future of AI Artificial intelligence cannot yet perform a broad range of complex cognitive tasks independently at a human level. But that day may be coming. Nicholas MckaySeptember 14, 2026
OPINION Vamos a Hablar: Puerto Rico’s Current Political and Economic Crisis Puerto Rico’s struggles expose how the media can shape whose voices are heard in times of crisis. Marissa JonesSeptember 8, 2026
OPINION How Hip-Hop, R&B and Pop Became the Sound of Howard Music unites communities and at an HBCU, it brings our stories to life. Laila MurdockSeptember 8, 2026
OPINION 107 Days Wasn’t Enough. But More Time Won’t Fix Everything. Howard faculty, students and alumni reflect on Kamala Harris’ 2024 loss and whether America is ready for another campaign. Edric BussieSeptember 8, 2026
OPINION The Nuclear Future Needs Howard Engineers Nuclear energy is making a comeback. Howard students should prepare to lead the transition, not watch from the sidelines. Nicholas MckaySeptember 8, 2026
OPINION How Venture Capital Bets on Black Black culture drives billion-dollar markets, but the communities creating that value rarely capture the wealth it generates. Serah JuddSeptember 8, 2026