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Howard’s track and field teams competed against and set records at Harvard University.
Students studying film and theater reflect on Cynthia Erivo’s representation of Black women with her portrayal of Elphaba in the film adaptation of “Wicked.”
More young people voted for Donald Trump and Republican candidates in this fall's election. While there are several factors that could explain this trend,...
Harris-Walz campaign supporters describe feeling angry and frustrated with the 2024 presidential election results during Kamala Harris’ virtual National Grassroots call.
The U.N. Security Council faces mounting pressure to include African states, a shift that could strengthen the U.N. and redefine global power dynamics. U.S....
Howard students described feeling reassured after attending Stacey Abram’s post-election talk event.
Course availability issues left students stressed and uncertain about meeting graduation requirements.
Howard is expected to regain its R1 status in spring 2025.
Residents, local leaders and college students in Washington, D.C. prepare for Donald Trump’s second term in office.
Following the 2024 presidential election, members of the LGBTQ+ community express fear and concern with Donald Trump as the president-elect.
Students at Tuskegee University express disappointment with campus security and the administration’s response, following a fatal shooting during the university’s centennial homecoming.
Anyone can be a victim of a scam or fraud. Despite the perception that online scams target mostly older adults, a new study found...
401(k) Basics: It’s Never Too Early to Save for Retirement Although it might seem too early for college students to plan for retirement when...
Homecoming serves as a cornerstone of Howard University culture, embodying the spirit, pride, and history of HBCUs. It’s also an opportune time for major...
A good credit score is a critical part of a healthy financial future. Having strong credit can make it easier to get a car loan,...
Alumnus Kelvin Z. Phillips' "Music For a While" premieres at the DC Independent Film Festival and wins “best short narrative film,” conveying a homeless...
Catalyzed by the changing nature of the journalism industry, journalists across the nation’s top newsrooms have been cut from their companies’ workforce.
Efforts to minimize environmental damage are being hindered by celebrities and corporations.
The CDC’s proposed changes to COVID-19 isolation guidelines prompt debate over balancing public health concerns with economic and societal impacts.
In celebration of Black History Month, the U.S. Department of Labor welcomed artists and theater works to discuss career opportunities for African Americans in...
Society is making strides to clean up the earth, but not every method is accounting for humanity’s cost, writes business columnist Brandon Peterson.
With an election looming, President Joe Biden has shifted his attention towards environmental policies, drawing mixed reactions and sparking a conversation about his motivations.