Care in Crisis: Nursing Shortage Continues in the Nation’s Capital
October 20, 2022
By Ashleigh Fields, NewsVision reporter The first case of coronavirus was reported in the
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Students and Faculty Walk Out of Classes Over COVID-19 Concerns
February 3, 2022
By Chanel Cain Howard University News Service Nearly two years into the COVID-19 pandemic,
What will Happen if the Cases Rise Again in Alabama?
January 17, 2022
HUNewsService.com · What will Happen if the Cases Rise Again in Alabama? Since July, Alabama
Addressing Issues In the Black Community
December 17, 2021
By NewsVision “Frontline Nine” Journalists The “Frontline Nine” capstone broadcast journalism class at Howard University
Issues in the Black Community: Mobile Showers Assist DC’s Homeless
November 5, 2021
Homelessness has been on the rise in Washington, D.C., disproportionately affecting Black communities. Mayor Muriel
Kids on The Street: Families left Homeless Due to Pandemic
October 20, 2021
The eviction moratorium that has protected tenants from evictions during the Covid19 pandemic was lifted
COVID Safety, Deaths Cloud School Year for Parents
October 11, 2021
WASHINGTON ––– As schools continue to adapt to classroom life amid the coronavirus pandemic, parents
Pro Players, Sports Agent Talk About Athletes COVID-19 Decisions
October 11, 2021
By Gregory Smith, Howard University News Service WASHINGTON – In professional sports locker rooms across
Educators Adjust to Return to In-Person Learning
October 5, 2021
WASHINGTON — Educators across the nation are still adjusting to life back in the classroom
Black Businesses Continue to Face Down the Pandemic
September 21, 2021
During the pandemic, Black businesses have faced challenges. Some were forced to close or nearly
Why Many Black People Say They Won’t Take the Vaccine
September 1, 2021
By Gregory Smith, Howard University News Service WASHINGTON — Bonnie Harris, a vaccination outreach worker
D.C. Gives Residents $50 for COVID-19 Vaccine and Chance to Win a Car
July 1, 2021
Mayor Muriel Bowser offered incentives for any person 12 years or older who gets vaccinated
Mayor Bowser Expands D.C. Summer Programs
June 30, 2021
Mayor Muriel Bowser joined community members at the Edgewood Recreation Center on Monday to kick
Black-owned Businesses Thriving During the Pandemic
April 29, 2021
By Enoa Gibson, NewsVision There are an estimated 30 million small businesses in the U.S.,
Philadelphia Councilmembers Question Vaccination Efforts Of City’s Department Of Prisons
April 28, 2021
Aquil Starks, Howard University News Service The Covid-19 pandemic has put a spotlight on vaccination
How Black Business Owners Are Tackling the Pandemic in 2021
April 28, 2021
Aquil Starks, Howard University News Service The year 2020, was one that plagued Black communities
Philadelphia Business Transitions Into the Digital Economy Amid Pandemic
April 28, 2021
The Covid-19 pandemic has forced many in-person activities to go online. This has also impacted
Concern Grows Over FEMA Vaccination Site In Philadelphia Due to Alleged Racial Gaps
April 27, 2021
As the Philadelphia vaccination rate increases, the racial gap of who is receiving the vaccines
D.C. Non-Profit Gives Domestic Violence Survivors a Safe Space During Pandemic
April 26, 2021
MeKayla Pierre, Howard University News Service My Sister’s Place, a D.C.-based organization, continues to serve
Central Florida Nonprofit Seeks To Make Impact On Mental Health And Homelessness
April 26, 2021
Ianna Fenton, Howard University News Service Park Place Behavioral Health Care Center is a nonprofit
After Major COVID-Related Setbacks, The Air Travel Industry Turns to Technology
April 22, 2021
Greer Jackson, Reimagined Futures for Howard University News Service When freelance photographer Ricardo Nelson travelled
As The Future Beyond The Pandemic Beckons, The Practices That Will Remain Are Uncertain
April 22, 2021
Jade Boone, Reimagined Futures for Howard University News Service The year 2020 brought a worldwide
Researchers Explore The Impact Of Virtual Learning On Students
April 22, 2021
Jeresa Anderson, Reimagined Futures for Howard University News Service
COVID Cancels Concerts
April 22, 2021
Tia Lowe, Reimagined Futures for Howard University News Service In the wake of the Covid-19
What Will The Post-Pandemic Era Look Like?
April 22, 2021
Virgil Parker, Reimagined Futures for Howard University News Service
Exploring The Effects of Long-Term Lockdown
April 22, 2021
Virgil Parker, Reimagined Futures for Howard University News Service The impact of long-term isolation during
As The Covid Wanes, Experts Debate What Practices Will Remain
April 22, 2021
Jade Boone, Reimagined Futures for Howard University News Service The year 2020 brought a worldwide
How Covid-19 Has Impacted Pregnant Women
April 22, 2021
Victoria Smith, Reimagined Futures for Howard University News Service Adjusting to the pandemic thus far is
How Black-Owned Restaurants Are Faring During The Pandemic
April 22, 2021
Alycia Witherspoon, Reimagined Futures for Howard University News Service
Howard University Receives Major Gift to Assist In COVID-19 Vaccination Rollout
April 15, 2021
By Kayla Hill, NewsVision Howard University gets a major boost in the fight against COVID-19.