DC’s Three Part Harmony Combats Lack of Fresh Produce
Residents in Southeast Washington, DC neighborhoods are faced with the harsh reality of living with…
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Home Ownership Hits an All-time Low for African Americans
“Living the American dream” for most means owning a home, and having the opportunity to…
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Mental Health Matters: Why Many HBCU Students Aren’t Seeking Help
Dorm life, fitting in, and preparing for exams are all a part of college life. For many students, so…
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FORWARD to Howard University’s 2019 Homecoming
Autumn is in the air, and at Howard University, the falling leaves mark the beginning of Homecoming…
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Social Media Conference at Howard University Examines Cybersecurity, Fake News
Howard University focused the lens on social media during its 8th annual Social Media Technology Conference…
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Washington, D.C. Students Lead Massive March on Climate Change
On September 20, millions of youth around the world and in the nation’s capital, took to the streets…
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Are Mandatory Shooter Drills for Children Causing More Harm Than Good?
There’s a new trend in nearly every public school in the U.S.– mandatory active shooter…
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Howard Students Thankful for Homecoming Day of Service
By Cheyenne Majeed, Howard University News Service Video by Khary Armster, NewsVision reporter Washington…
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Farmers Market Transforms the Yard at Howard University
The Yard at Howard University is known as a gathering place for co-eds, and The Long Walk at graduation.…
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The Return of the Black Doula
Black women have the highest maternal mortality rate in America. What are they doing to decrease…
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