Howard University faces challenges in providing adequate mental health support to students amid high demand, long wait times and accessibility issues.

NEWS Haiti Support Project Hosts Rally for Montana Accord Attendees rallied at the historic Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church to gather support for Haiti.

D.C. native Ian Callender plans to open up a new addition to the Sandlot D.C. chain for student, staff and alumni use.

MULTIMEDIA Before the Show: A Behind the Scenes Look at the 2023 Homecoming Fashion Show Y2k, gave Howard creatives – from models, to stylists, to dancers – the opportunity to share their work on the ...

For many fashion enthusiasts, September is one of the most exciting months of the year, with fashion month underway. It lets enthusiasts peek into where fashion is headed and anticipate upcoming ...

Variety Tailgate’s Not Happening, but These Alumni Will Still Find a Way to Party Howard’s classes plan to celebrate their milestone anniversaries, coinciding with the university’s 100th homecoming, ...

By Janaé Bradford, Staff Reporter It is a common belief in many Black communities that younger generations must acknowledge the pioneers that paved the way for the changes that we see today. Black ...

Columns AI has breached the front lines of the music industry, causing concern for creatives and consumers To Howard students seeking to enter the industry, regulations to the AI-generated musical ...

While many consider D.C. to be the epicenter of national leadership and political discussion, the livelihoods of many Black D.C. residents reveal a peculiar duality to our nation’s capital.

Columns The American dream might be harder to attain now than in recent years We don’t only need a call for awareness but a plea for active participation in shaping policies that foster inclusivity ...

Howard regained Research One status through the American Council of Education after previously losing the classification in 2005.

In a cinematic landscape often dominated by spectacle and formulaic narratives, RaMell Ross’ films present an alternative—intimate, poetic and reflective. His latest project, “Nickel Boys,” adapts ...