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Natalie Ariana Betts, senior health science major, Afro-American studies minor from Hartford, Connecticut.
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The Hilltop
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Six Black journalists gather at Howard to discuss what it means to be a Black journalist, hardships, and the future of journalism.
CAMPUS
Nearly half of the student body participated in the spring 2026 general elections.
NEWS
A new bill targets inequities in federal funding for HBCUs, but students press lawmakers on the bill’s efficacy.
NEWS
Amid escalating military action, students and experts weigh the risks of regional war, economic instability and the human cost of continued conflict.
OPINION
As America's young adults begin to establish their identity, some grapple with who and what to place their faith in.
CAMPUS
Many candidates have been subjects of cyber harassment, primarily on the social media platform Fizz.
CAMPUS
Third-year students in San Juan explore the intersection of design, culture, and community through hands-on architectural work.
CAMPUS
In a packed arena, HU Showtime brings HBCU pride and high energy to the Nets stage.
NEWS
Policy shift under Trump raises concerns over alliance commitments as Ukraine maintains resistance on and off the battlefield.
NEWS
Gulf energy exports fall 60 percent as Brent tops $100; IEA launches largest-ever emergency reserve release.
NEWS
Joint strikes target Iranian leadership and military sites as Iran retaliates across the Middle East.
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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,...
Variety
When I entered Howard as a journalism major in 2021, I was unaware of what the school’s student journalism scene had to offer. However,...
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR
When I think back to the girl I was when I initially began my journey at Howard University, I have to laugh out loud....
NEWS
I came to Howard with a clear goal: journalism. As a freshman from across the country, I didn’t fully know what I was stepping...
NEWS
Following the 2024 presidential election, some Black women are choosing to protect their peace and find community in the “92 percent” movement.
Variety
The New York Times recently released an article about Black men’s declining HBCU enrollment. Meanwhile, at Howard, where Black men make up just 19...
NEWS
Just months into President Donald Trump’s second term, members of the Howard community are grappling with the effects of his new policies.