Many students believe the popular paths for graduates are further schooling or entering the workforce. Yet other graduates anticipate a more non-traditional route, which...
Fueled by social media propaganda, an administration that undermines scientific consensus is amplifying vaccine denialism and framing it as a fight for individual choice.
By Corrin Jones, Contributing Reporter China Wonder, the family-owned takeout restaurant located at 2301 Georgia Ave., closed on Oct. 31 after three decades of...
By Alex D. Williams, Staff Reporter Howard University women’s soccer team headed to Houston to compete in the four-day Southwestern Athletic Conference Tournament (SWAC)...
By Osaro Grayson, Staff Reporter Thousands of people from around the country, including many immigrants, gathered at the Supreme Court and the Capitol building...
By Corinne Dorsey Ashley Tate, a sophomore journalism major, is the brains behind branding company, Hot and Branded, a career-building service centered around providing...
By Morgan Hopkins, Staff Reporter Tuesday, Nov. 5 marked Election Day for many states, including gubernatorial elections in Kentucky and Mississippi and state legislative...
By Victoria Smith Due to complications caused by extreme weather conditions in the winter of 2017-2018, entry into Frederick Douglass Memorial Hall was prohibited...
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