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Open Call for Op-Eds - HUNewsService.com

Call for Submissions: The 2026 Midterm Elections

by Dominic McKenzie
October 20, 2026
The Howard University News Service (HUNS), a hyperlocal news service covering the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area and serving Black press around the nation, invites faculty scholars to submit essays and/or op-eds on…
Rhonda Hamilton, the independent candidate for D.C. mayor, talks with a mother and daughter in Ward 5 near Catholic University of America about sports and athletics — the girl enjoys the breaststroke when she swims. (Photo: Myla S. Roundy/HU News Service)

Independent D.C. Mayoral Candidate Hits the Streets Before Election Day

October 15, 2026

5 Reflections From the Democracy Summit

October 12, 2026

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John Burroughs Elementary School, located in the Brookland neighborhood of Ward 5, is undergoing a modernization that is scheduled to be completed in 2027. (Photo: Myla S. Roundy/HU News Service)

Ward 5 Parents Raise Concerns About Education as New Board Representatives Vie for Office

September 28, 2026
Election 2016

Virginia Former Offender Votes for the First Time

November 8, 2016
by Sidnee King
Terry Garrett, a 49-year-old Virginia woman, votes for the first time after having her rights restored.…
Election 2016

Millennials Vote, But Some Unimpressed with Candidates

November 8, 2016
by Kiana Kisino - Princess Ezeofor
Presidential Election 2016 Photo by Judayah Murray. Trilingual signs used to encourage multilingual voters from D.C.…
Election 2016

Voters Get In Early in Northeast Washington

November 8, 2016
by Bria Horsley
Presidential Election 2016 Photo by Tyra Trint, HUNS: Citizens gather in Northeast Washingto cast votes. WASHINGTON…
Election 2016

Voters share their thoughts at Columbia Heights

November 8, 2016
by Marissa Watts
Photo by Eileen Salazar. An elderly American holds his 'I Voted' sticker after he cast…
Election 2016

Hyattsville Residents Cast Their Votes

November 8, 2016
by Princess Ezeofor
Citizens gather at the Ukrainian National Shrine Polling Center in D.C. to vote. Photo by: Tyra…
Election 2016

Voters Hit the Polls in Columbia Heights

November 8, 2016
by Danielle Ledbetter
Registered voters can cast their ballot at 143 voting precincts within Washington, D.C. Early this morning,…
Election 2016

Women, First Time Voters Want to Make History

November 8, 2016
by Miesha Miller
Presidential Election 2016 Millions of women went to the polls with hopes of electing the nation's…
Election 2016

Election Morning Voters in Hyattsville, MD

November 8, 2016
by Ashley Guster
Voters in Hyattsville, Maryland in Prince George's County were in for a pleasant surprise when…
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Ward 6 Voters Take Part in Election Day Voting

November 8, 2016
by Danielle Solomon
Ward 6 is made up of many notable neighborhoods including Judiciary Square and Capitol Hill. Many…
Election 2016

A Virginia Ex-Felon Joins Others to Vote for First Time

November 8, 2016
by Jazmin Goodwin
Presidential Election 2016 Photo by Jazmin Goodwin, HUNS: Terry Garrett, 48, center, voted for the first…
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