Incoming first-year students raised the alarm across social media platforms, criticizing the university’s communication and management of the situation.
Archival evidence shows students fencing on Howard’s campus as early as the 1930s. Though the program was ultimately not maintained, its existence affirms the...
As the federal deployment meets its one-year mark and extends into 2029, Howard University students and local leaders grapple with its impact on daily...
Despite initial resistance from D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, the Give SNAP a Raise Act received unanimous council approval and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)...
In response to the alarming surge in crime rates in Washington, D.C., Council member Brooke Pinto introduces a comprehensive crime bill addressing the concerns...
First published in the Jan. 29, 1999 edition. This month marks the 75th anniversary of The Hilltop, the nation’s largest Black collegiate newspaper. In...
Today, the nation’s oldest Black collegiate newspaper celebrates 100 years as the student voice of Howard University. When asked what it means for our...
The upcoming International Black Writers Festival, scheduled to take place at Howard, reexamines the importance of Black voices in a mainstream white society. https://t.co/y37vt7XmXS