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By Amber Broaden, News Editor Posted 11:45 AM EST, Tues., Oct. 4, 2016 The Department of Behavioral Health and the D.C. Recovery Advisory Council celebrated national recovery...
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Hundreds of Howard University’s graduating students and their families filed into Burr Gymnasium on Saturday, May 7, as the university hosted its 154th commencement...
Dear Howard University Graduating Seniors, On behalf of the entire Bison community, congratulations to you on your forthcoming graduation! A Howard degree is always...
As commencement ensues for the class of 2022, Howard University Student Association (HUSA) Executive President Kylie Burke reflected on her time leading the student...
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...
Joseph Williams, known as Sefu (seh-foo), always had a creative expression toward exploring the truths of his identity and community.
On Saturday, April 9, the “Black-ish” cast met at the National Museum of African American History and Culture to say final goodbyes to their...
Zuri Franklin, known by his stage name “Zuri!” uses music as a form of self-expression in hopes to change the world. The 19-year-old freshman...
Spring has officially begun. However, the spring weather in D.C. is often unpredictable with gushing wings and gloomy skies becoming sunny, warm days within...
With the increase of firearms circulating in the Black community, Ahadi Kwame Ture decided to start an organization focused on firearm safety and gun...
The Howard University Women’s Basketball team made it to the NCAA Tournament after winning its first Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) championship in 21 years.
Urban Outfitters hosted five HBCU students last summer for a 10-week internship and mentorship within the company and aided in launching their latest 24-piece...
14 historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) across the nation began their Black History Month by waking up to violent bomb threats against their...
By Amber Broaden, News Editor Posted 11:45 AM EST, Tues., Oct. 4, 2016 The Department of Behavioral Health and the D.C. Recovery Advisory Council celebrated national recovery...
By Montana Couser, Culture Contributing Writer Posted 11:20 AM EST, Tues., Oct. 4, 2016 The Emmy Awards is one of those awards shows you don’t miss....
By Jason Ajiake, News Staff Columnist Posted 11:12 AM EST, Tues., Oct. 4, 2016 Critics of the ongoing struggle for Black liberation seem to suffer from...
By Amos Jackson III Executive Treasurer, College of Arts & Sciences Student Council In March of 2016 you all elected senators and a new...
By Kyana Harris, Culture Staff Columnist Posted 2:47 PM EST, Mon., Oct. 3, 2016 If you slept on last month’s Art All Night: Made in D.C. festival,...
By Justin Jenkins, Campus Staff Writer Posted 1:15 PM EST, Mon., Oct. 3, 2016 Often, promoting women’s rights is perceived as a threat to an idyllic, 1950s...
By Justin Cohen, News Staff Writer Posted 12:46 PM EST, Mon., Oct. 3, 2016 Ku Klux Klan (KKK) flyers are terrorizing the community of Columbus, Indiana. The flyers...