From Border Crisis to Quakes, Women of Haiti Gather to Ignite Their Collective Power
By Gregory Smith, Howard University News Service WASHINGTON – White House correspondent Yamiche…
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Black Businesses Continue to Face Down the Pandemic
During the pandemic, Black businesses have faced challenges. Some were forced to close or nearly shut…
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Mayor Bowser Expands D.C. Summer Programs
Mayor Muriel Bowser joined community members at the Edgewood Recreation Center on Monday to kick off…
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D.C. Non-Profit Gives Domestic Violence Survivors a Safe Space During Pandemic
MeKayla Pierre, Howard University News Service My Sister’s Place, a D.C.-based organization, continues…
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The Social Kitchen D.C. Wants To Connect To The Community Through Food
Jaidah Sizer, Howard University News Service The Social Kitchen, located in Uptown, Ward 4, Washington…
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‘Pritty Not Pretty’ Animation Film Hopes To Answer Diversity Call
Arielle Williams, Howard University News Service As the entertainment industry calls for an increase…
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Cowprint Unveils New Spring Collection
Ua Hayes, Howard University News Service Cowprint, a Washington D.C.-based Black woman owned brand and…
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The Woodlands Chapter Of Jack And Jill Seeks To Benefit Black Youth
Shianne Knight, Howard University News Service Jack and Jill of America, Inc. is a national mothers…
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D.C. Group Commemorate 1848 Rebellion By Enslaved Africans
Ahmari Anthony, Howard University News Service On the night of Thursday, April 15th, more than 100 people…
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Howard University Names New John H. Johnson Endowed Chair and Professor of Entrepreneurship
By Virgil Parker, Howard University News Service The Howard University School of Communications announced…
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