Variety Future of Renowned Slavery Image, “The Scourged Back,” Stirs Concern Efforts to remove the photograph by the Trump administration raise discussions about historical impact, identity and collective memory. Jori JohnsonSeptember 29, 2025
Variety From Memes to Violence: How Internet Culture Shapes Extremism The killing of Charlie Kirk shows how online humor influences politics, identity and belonging. Kennedi BryantSeptember 29, 2025
Variety Howard Students Explore Wellness and Mental Health Through Aerial Yoga Howard students participated in an aerial yoga class and discussed physical wellness and mental health conversations on campus. Naomi JeffriesSeptember 29, 2025
Variety Hispanic Heritage Month Brings Pride, But Also Concerns Hispanic people find community and celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with food, family and festivals, despite the political climate. Joseph McClintonSeptember 22, 2025
Variety What Does True Campus Pride Mean to Howard Students? After several football wins, students critique and seek to define the presence of modern-day school pride on campus. Cidney WarrenSeptember 22, 2025
Variety “We Are Seen.” Shakespeare Theatre Company’s Merry Wives Blends Culture and Classics At the theater, Merry Wives becomes a celebration of Black joy, community and contemporary storytelling. Kennedi BryantSeptember 15, 2025
Variety Afro+Fest Debut Brings African Music and Culture to D.C. D.C’s first ever Afro+Fest brought African culture to life with a diverse lineup of performers and audiences from all around the world. Naomi JeffriesSeptember 10, 2025