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As Nov. 5 approaches, D.C. polling stations prepare to open their doors to voters, serving as sites for voting and drop-off ballot boxes.
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How the fight over birthright citizenship will decide the future of thousands of Americans.
CAMPUS
HBCU debaters help judge global competition while advancing equity and access in the debate world.
SPORTS
Howard men’s and women’s track and field took home their fourth consecutive Bison Classic victory on Senior Day.
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Demonstrations in opposition to the closure of Malcolm X park hold a meeting asking neighbors, “What does Malcolm X Park mean to you?” (Larnelle...
CAMPUS
The first pre-veterinary organization builds community and experience for students pursuing animal-related careers.
CAMPUS
Delays and double bookings in Blackburn complicate event planning for student organizations.
CAMPUS
Law symposium at Howard highlights the constitutional legacy of the 14th Amendment.
CAMPUS
Nearly half of the student body participated in the spring 2026 general elections.
NEWS
Taiwan produces roughly 90 percent of the world’s advanced chip production as the U.S., South Korea and India invest billions to build fabrication capacity...
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.
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Anyone can be a victim of a scam or fraud. Despite the perception that online scams target mostly older adults, a new study found...
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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...
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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,...
CAMPUS
Students have mixed feelings about the spring semester registration being pushed back.
CAMPUS
Amidst recent power outages in Howard Plaza Towers East, faculty and administration expressed frustration with students for contacting the press and posting on social...
CAMPUS
The Vote Your Future event allowed students to come together to engage in meaningful conversation regarding voting rights and critical policies for the upcoming...
SPORTS
Howard students weigh in on the Washington Commanders' breakout season, discussing the team's resurgence and the fresh sense of excitement sweeping through D.C.
Columns
True crime retellings raise ethical questions: Do they foster awareness or exploit victim’s trauma? Perspectives from experts explore both sides.
CAMPUS
Democracy Summit attendees discuss their role in journalism and protecting democracy at the Oct. 8 event.