October 2018 – Page 2 – Howard University News Service

Finance·News·Off-campus·Washington D.C.

PG County Non- Profit Seeks To Grow Home Ownership

October 15, 2018

by Shayla Farrow

The Housing Initiative Partnership (HIP), is a nonprofit housing developer and counseling agency in Prince George’s…

Health·Lifestyle·News·Off-campus·State & Local·Washington D.C.

Breaking the Barriers of Silence: AWCAA Works to Combat Stigma Around Breast Cancer In The African Community

October 15, 2018

by Kesi Felton

According to cancer specialists at the MedStar Washington Hospital Center, D.C’s Ward 5 has the city’s…

Elections·National·News·NewsVision Newscast·Politics·Video

Black Candidate Magic: Candidates of Color Make A Mark Ahead of the Midterms

October 15, 2018

by Jenae Addison

With political wins from Florida’s Andrew Gillum, Georgia’s Stacey Abrams and Maryland’s Ben Jealous,…

Campus·News·Politics

Lezley McSpadden, Mother Of Mike Brown, Takes Control Of Her Own Narrative

October 15, 2018

by Mark Beckford

Lezley McSpadden seems to be in another place when she speaks about her son. In a…

Campus

Howard University’s Alternative Spring Break Celebrates 25 Years of Service

October 15, 2018

by Mark Beckford

By Jacinth Jones, Howard University News Service Truth and Service is much more than a motto.…

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Bend and Blaze: Cannabis Infused Yoga

October 12, 2018

by HU News Service

Weaving wellness, cannabis and mindfulness, yoga enthusiasts filled the room to participate in Cannabis Infused Yoga…

Elections·National·News·NewsVision Newscast·Politics·Video

Millennials and the Midterms: Making Their Voices Heard

October 10, 2018

by Taylor Ardrey

Tuesday, October 9, marks the deadline for voter registration in 18 states, many of them being…

Elections·National·News·NewsVision Newscast·Politics·Video

What Matters Most: Midterms 101

October 5, 2018

by Bria Patterson

There is much at stake in the 2018 Midterm Elections. Issues ranging from immigration, to…

Elections·News·NewsVision Newscast·Politics·Video

A Country Divided: Senate Vote Nears for Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court

October 5, 2018

by Alicia Lee

The U.S. Senate is expected to vote on Friday, October 5 on whether to advance the…

Entertainment·National·Off-campus

Miss Howard Wins 2nd Runner-Up In Black College Queens Competition

October 4, 2018

by Savannah Miller

Atlanta, GA- This past weekend, the National Black College Alumni Hall of Fame Foundation hosted it’s…

October 2018 - Page 2

PG County Non- Profit Seeks To Grow Home Ownership

Breaking the Barriers of Silence: AWCAA Works to Combat Stigma Around Breast Cancer In The African Community

Black Candidate Magic: Candidates of Color Make A Mark Ahead of the Midterms

Lezley McSpadden, Mother Of Mike Brown, Takes Control Of Her Own Narrative

Howard University’s Alternative Spring Break Celebrates 25 Years of Service

Bend and Blaze: Cannabis Infused Yoga

Millennials and the Midterms: Making Their Voices Heard

What Matters Most: Midterms 101

A Country Divided: Senate Vote Nears for Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court

Miss Howard Wins 2nd Runner-Up In Black College Queens Competition

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