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Business·COVID-19·National·News·Off-campus Surviving The Chaos: How One Business Owner Is Navigating Covid-19 December 2, 2020 by HU News Service LaNiyah Collins, Howard University News Service Covid-19 has impacted everyone in the world in some way…
Multimedia·National·Police·Race·Undivided·Video White Allies in the Black Lives Matter Movement November 19, 2020 by HU News Service By Jessica Grider, The Undivided for Howard University News Service White Allies in the Black Lives…
Business·COVID-19·Economic Development·National·News·Off-campus·Undivided For New Graduates, Covid-19 Makes The Job Market An Uncertain One November 19, 2020 by HU News Service By Tiffany Hunt, The Undivided for Howard University News Service The graduating class of 2020 looked…
COVID-19·National·News·Off-campus·Sports·Undivided How Covid-19 Has Impacted Minor League Baseball November 19, 2020 by HU News Service By Arthur Cribbs, The Undivided for Howard University News Service Spring training was in full effect…
Election 2020·Features·National·Politics·Voting Voters Around the Nation Express Unease as the Clock Winds Down November 5, 2020 by HU News Service By Truth Be Told As voter turnout records were being broken in state after state, Howard…
Election 2020·National·Politics·Race·Voting Voter Suppression: An Ongoing Battle in 2020 November 5, 2020 by HU News Service By Jalen Whitehead, Truth Be Told In the 2020 presidential race, voter suppression has become a…
Election 2020·National·Voting Get Out the Vote (Early, It Seems) November 4, 2020 by HU News Service By Hadiya Presswood, Howard University News Service When prospective voters arrive at a polling place, they…
Election 2020·National·News·Politics·Race If Black People Quit America, Where Could They Go? November 3, 2020 by HU News Service By Courtney Williams, Howard University News Service In 2016, after the election of sitting President Donald…
Election 2020·National·News·Politics Dissecting the Black Vote: Which Black Voters Vote the Most? November 2, 2020 by Mark Beckford By Chanel Cain, Howard University News Service Every election season there is an emphasis on how…
Election 2020·National·News·Off-campus·Politics Sisters in the Suburbs, And The Arithmetic Of Power November 2, 2020 by Mark Beckford By Tia Lowe, Howard University News Service For weeks, President Trump has been predicting the end…