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Black Women

Homelessness in the DMV: Underserved and Underfunded

Ella GilbertandIsrael JohnsonandAniyah GenamaandElle Sawyer

October 10, 2026

John has been unhoused for nearly 13 years. A Maryland resident who has been no stranger to law enforcement, he prefers a few nights in jail instead of risking a night in…

Why Free Press Matters: The Capstone Perspective | HU NewsVision

October 7, 2026

Bison Bound for the World: Inside Howard University’s Free Passport Party

September 26, 2026

Unemployment Fuels ‘Black Suffering,’ Ayanna Pressley Says at CBC Panel

September 26, 2026

Rev. Judy Fentress-Williams speaks to the Howard community during a sermon titled “Think Small”, which aims to offer encouragement to young people to focus on their God-given assignments. (Tatiana Allen/HU News Service)

Baptist Minister Says Black Church Champions for Civil Rights to Reign but Hesitates to Let Black Women Lead

September 9, 2026

Black Women·Health·Video

Black Women and the Fight for Reproductive Agency

September 25, 2023

by Briana Alvarado

By Briana Alvarado, NewsVision reporter According to a study published by the University of California San…

Black Women

Marching on Washington and Continuing to Break the Silencing of Women

August 30, 2023

Ebenezer NkundaandMadison Pina

By Ebenezer Nkunda and Madison Pina Howard University News Service Sixty years and generations later, women…

Black Women·Entertainment·Howard University·Video·Washington D.C.

Professor Jasmine Young: Howard University’s Hip Hop Professor

May 9, 2023

by Shanell Holback

Howard University alumna Jasmine Young, also known as the hip hop professor, has garnered major success…

Features·Lifestyle·Multimedia·State & Local·Washington D.C.

Behind the Lens: Highlighting the Shaw Howard Community

February 6, 2023

by Quam Odunsi

Coming to Howard, I was moved by the notion of exploring the city and knowing it…

Black Women·Criminal Justice·Entertainment

At The Intersection of 1950s Race Relations and Motherhood: The Story of Mamie Till-Mobley Hits Theatres After 60 Years

December 6, 2022

by Darreonna Davis

The 2022 film Till tells the story of a mother leaping into action and parking the…

Black Women·Campus·Election 2022

Howard University Highlights the Importance of Women in Midterm Elections

November 8, 2022

by Christine McWhorter

By Evin Guilford The Howard University Student Association spread more awareness about the effects of the…

Black Women·Books·Howard University·Video

More Than An Act: Jenifer Lewis Shares New Book with Howard University Students

October 8, 2022

by Kendall Lanier

Renown actress, advocate and activist Jenifer Lewis wowed a crowd of Howard University students during a…

Black Women·Justice·State & Local

Empowering the Black Woman

March 18, 2022

by Megan Western

By Megan Western, NewsVision reporter The Black Women’s Roundtable held its 11th annual Women in…

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Living Black History: WHUR Mural Featured Outside Ben’s Chili Bowl

March 4, 2022

by Ravyn Hardwick

U Street in Washington, DC, once boasted of being home to the largest urban African…

COVID-19·Education·Features·Homelessness·Howard University·Mental Health·NewsVision Newscast·State & Local·Ward 7·Ward 8

Addressing Issues In the Black Community

December 17, 2021

by Jennifer Thomas

By NewsVision “Frontline Nine” Journalists The “Frontline Nine” capstone broadcast journalism class at Howard University covered…

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Homelessness in the DMV: Underserved and Underfunded

Why Free Press Matters: The Capstone Perspective | HU NewsVision

Bison Bound for the World: Inside Howard University’s Free Passport Party

Unemployment Fuels ‘Black Suffering,’ Ayanna Pressley Says at CBC Panel

Baptist Minister Says Black Church Champions for Civil Rights to Reign but Hesitates to Let Black Women Lead

Black Women and the Fight for Reproductive Agency

Marching on Washington and Continuing to Break the Silencing of Women

Professor Jasmine Young: Howard University’s Hip Hop Professor

Behind the Lens: Highlighting the Shaw Howard Community

At The Intersection of 1950s Race Relations and Motherhood: The Story of Mamie Till-Mobley Hits Theatres After 60 Years

Howard University Highlights the Importance of Women in Midterm Elections

More Than An Act: Jenifer Lewis Shares New Book with Howard University Students

Empowering the Black Woman

Living Black History: WHUR Mural Featured Outside Ben’s Chili Bowl

Addressing Issues In the Black Community

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