Variety
Howard faculty and students reflect on social media, academic distrust and the pressure to shrink intellectual curiosity.
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Variety
With the start of Ramadan, the Muslim Student Association is celebrating with events all month long.
NEWS
Scholars weigh historical comparisons, warning that today’s tensions differ from the 1860s but reflect enduring struggles over race and power.
CAMPUS
From 1968 to today, Howard students have used occupation and encampment as tools to demand a more just university.
Variety
Many African Americans have embarked upon a self- discovery journey to highlight the significance of their surnames.
CAMPUS
The College of Medicine remains fully accredited while addressing compliance standards ahead of its next review in 2028
CAMPUS
Two campus screenings examined civil rights history and modern struggles through film and student-led discussion.
CAMPUS
Black collegiate newspapers have set the standard and become the voice of young Black students.
CAMPUS
Three student teams competed in themed routines to raise funds for scholarships and charities.
NEWS
Joint strikes target Iranian leadership and military sites as Iran retaliates across the Middle East.
NEWS
Democratic Socialist Janeese Lewis George, who currently serves as the councilmember for ward four, discussed her mayoral platform
NEWS
Students react to the arrest of Don Lemon and Georgia Fort during nationwide anti-ICE protests.
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The second stack of the Howard University Founders Library unveils a new study spot for students.
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Weekly roundups of the latest news and campus buzz, courtesy of Howard University’s collegiate newspaper, The Hilltop.
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Darby Baham, promotes the sixth book in “The Friendship Chronicles” series, named “A Risk Worth Taking.”
NEWS
The Howard graduate and longtime council member outlines a plan to make D.C. safer, fairer and more affordable.
SPORTS
The Washington Catholic Athletic Conference hosts its 2nd annual National Girls and Women in Sports Celebration for high school female athletes.
Variety
“Who in the Hell is Regina Jones?” tells the story of Regina Jones, co-founder and publisher of Soul magazine.