Rev. Al Sharpton Addresses the Similarities of Civil Rights and the Bible at Chapel
By Briana Alvarado and Ginger Mattison, NewsVision Reporters Civil Rights activist Rev. Al Sharpton…
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Students Make Voices Heard at 60th Anniversary of March on Washington
By Alecia Taylor Howard University News Service Black students from all over the nation gathered at…
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Preserving History: The Fight To Protect Black Cemeteries
By Nylah Lee, NewVision Reporter In communities across the country, there’s a renewed effort to…
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Not In My Neighborhood: DC Community Residents Speak Out Against Hazardous Plant
By Summer Brown, NewsVision Reporter Environmental injustice is just one example of systemic…
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DC Cracks Down on Metro Jumpers, but Will It Make A Difference?
By Lindsey Desire, NewsVision reporter In the nation’s capital, the Metro transit system was notably…
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Behind the Lens: Highlighting the Shaw Howard Community
By Quam Odunsi, HU News Service reporter Coming to Howard, I was moved by the notion of exploring the…
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D.C. Cherry Blossom Festival Returns After Pandemic Hiatus
By Makailah Gause The Cherry Blossom Festival in D.C. is back. Makailah Gause talks to festival goers…
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Washington, D.C. Mayor Casts Vote, Talks Issues
By Milexa Cardona, NewsVision reporter On November 8, incumbent Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser…
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Care in Crisis: Nursing Shortage Continues in the Nation’s Capital
By Ashleigh Fields, NewsVision reporter The first case of coronavirus was reported in the U.S.…
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DC Test Scores Drop Post-Pandemic
By Kendall Lanier, NewsVision reporter The Covid-19 pandemic caused a seismic shift to the nation’s…
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