In the Wake of Election Results, Dunbar High Students Find Hope and Empowerment Through Voting
By Faith Harper Howard University News Service WASHINGTON– While there is some disappointment, anxiety…
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School for Whom? Project 2025’s Plan to Dismantle the Department of Education
By Jordyn Britton Howard University News Service Caitlin Sullivan, an education consultant and former…
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Local Stakes High in D.C. State Board of Education Election
By Kayla Farris Howard University News Service There are 5 open seats for the D.C. State Board of Education…
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D.C. Schools Reevaluate Graduation Requirements
by Kayla Farris Howard University News Service WASHINGTON – The Office of the State Superintendent…
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One Year Later:How The Supreme Court’s Affirmative Action Ruling Is Impacting Diversity
By Skyler Winston, NewsVision reporter It’s been a more than a year since the Supreme Court ruled…
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D.C.’s new budget may cut childcare services, early childhood educators are pushing back
By Jasper Smith When Cashawn Thompson began her career as an early childhood educator nearly 20 years…
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An HBCU Campus May Be Coming to California
By Sabreen Dawud San Francisco officials and civil rights organizations are advocating for the city’s…
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New FAFSA Changes Could Help Black Students Afford College
By Alecia Taylor Howard University News Service Students and parents may be wondering why this year’s…
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Howard Welcomes Ben Vinson III as Its 18th President
By Gregory L. Coleman Howard University News Service Ben Vinson III pledged to make improvements in…
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How AI Is Affecting Credibility In Schools
By Kiara Patterson, NewsVision reporter Artificial Intelligence, or A.I., has become both a boon…
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