Community Servant Strives to Empower Young People in Ward 8
Hastily she clambered out of her smoke-grey mini truck, wearing a black and yellow sweatsuit, with Nike…
Read MoreIn A Changing Neighborhood in D.C., A Flower Shop Still Thrives
The pungent aroma of flowers fills the air with the sound of light chatter in the background. The owner,…
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Despite Second Half Rally, Howard Men’s Basketball Loses to North Carolina A&T
By Jasmine Hardy, Howard University News Service Washington, D.C– The men’s basketball game…
Read MoreMel B: Fitness Extraordinaire, Not Spice Girl
She’s at the front of the room wearing a lime green shirt, blue leggings and pink bike shoes that…
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Old Labels and New Beginnings in Ward 4
When a person seeks acceptance, they have no choice but first to learn to accept themselves. It’s…
Read MoreBreaking the Ice: A Woman’s Inspiring Journey to Becoming an Ice Skating Coach
On a frosty Saturday morning, the Zamboni cleaner is going, and Tenaj Gueory sits in the ice rink reviewing…
Read MoreMeeting the Needs of the Inner City, A Pastor Demonstrates the Power of Good Deeds
It’s food distribution day at Urban Outreach, a Ward 7 faith-based organization. Inside, volunteers…
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D.C. Residents Seek Help From Lydia’s House Amid Housing Affordability Crisis
Burdened with the plight of housing affordability, Lydia’s House provides housing services and…
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JPMorgan Chase Announces New Diversity Initiative at Howard University
By Kyle Hudson, Howard University News Service Washington DC– Not every day can one share a room…
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Inspired By NPR’s Tiny Desk, ‘Tiny Sesh’ Tries To Break New Talent In D.C.
By Jasmine Hardy, Howard University News Service WASHINGTON, D.C– Several Howard University students…
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