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...
By Kira Nicole Grant, Staff Reporter The unforeseen challenges of the novel coronavirus, an infectious disease, has impacted the lives and well-being of others...
By Samantha Chaney, NewsVision Whether walking, riding or strolling to the polls, Americans are finding unconventional ways to exercise their constitutional right to vote....
By Sabreen N. Dawud, Staff Reporter In the wake of the current presidential election, U.S. voters are running into obstacles once again. Common examples...
By Neema Mungai, Staff Reporter Earlier this year political analysts at the non-partisan Cook Political argued that Republicans were likely to hold control of...
By Kési Felton, Contributing Reporter The 2018 midterms saw the highest voter turnout rates in a century, especially among youth voters and voters of color. However, this...
By Jeresa Anderson, News Editor Throughout American history, Black women have been at the forefront in fighting for (and sometimes against) a society that...
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