A Black Woman’s Worth: Who Cares About Black Women?
By Nichelle Robinson Hernandez, The Undivided For Howard University News Service This podcast…
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Covid-19 Exacerbated Food Insecurity In Parts Of D.C. The City’s Response Surprised Some.
By Jordyn Fields, The Undivided for Howard University News Service Nine months ago, the COVID-19 pandemic…
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As The Black Lives Matter Movement Gains Prominence, Companies Have Been Forced To Step Up
By Kaylan Ware, The Undivided for Howard University News Service Advocacy for Black Lives shares ways…
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Strolling, Riding, and Peddling to the Polls: The Unique Ways Americans are Exercising Their Rights
By: Samantha Chaney HU News Service Whether walking, riding or strolling to the polls, Americans are…
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“It’s the Least I Could Do.” Voters Endure Long Lines Despite COVID-19
Nancy Vu, HU News Service Election Day is upon us, but today won’t be an easy feat. Voters at Northwestern…
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Howard Students Brace for Post-Election Chaos
By Lauryn Forbes HU News Service On election night, Howard University students residing in Washington,…
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The road to restoration: Reclaiming your rights as a once-convicted felon
By Samantha Chaney, TruthBeTold.news Every election season we are given a list of reasons why we should…
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D.C. Lawmakers Approves Construction Of New Howard University Hospital
By Alexis McCowan, Howard University News Service After being approved by the D.C. council, Howard University…
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Eric Smith Teaches Howard Students How To Save
By Michael Burgess II, Howard University News Service The chorus from the O’Jays 1973 hit “For The…
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King Lecture Series Emphasizes Value Of HBCU Voting
By Nichelle Robinson Hernandez, Howard University News Service The Gwendolyn S. & Colbert I. King…
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