News - Page 18

Brandywine Valley SPCA sign outside of the 1201 New York Ave. NE location that is set to be demolished after being an animal shelter for over 40 years. (Photo: Myla S. Roundy/HUNewsService.com)

The District’s Long-Time Animal Care Facility is Moving

by Myla S. Roundy

September 30, 2025

For decades, Washington, D.C.'s sole public animal shelter called NoMa home. That changes in Fall 2025.…

Momma’s Safe Haven: Community Mindfulness in Uncertain Times

September 30, 2025

Supreme Court to Take Up Dispute Over Conversion Therapy Ban for Minors

September 30, 2025

Educators Echo Urgent Call to Protect Public Schools and Democracy at CBC Weekend

September 30, 2025

Studies show innocent Blacks are disproportionately convicted of crimes they did not commit.

CBC- Innocent and Exonerated Panel Tackles Issue of Race and Wrongful Conviction

September 30, 2025

State & Local

Howard students embark on inaugural Kenya study abroad trip

March 23, 2024

by Kareema Bangura

By Kareema Bangura During this past spring break, Amoa Salaam set foot on the soil of…

Sports·State & Local

Howard ice skating club makes history as the first HBCU figure skating team

March 23, 2024

by Badi Cross

The Howard University Ice Skating Club made history last month at the Blue Hen Ice Classic…

News·State & Local

Moorland-Spingarn celebrates 197 years of Black Press

March 19, 2024

by Joy Young

By Joy Young Students, researchers and journalists from various Black publications filled the Blackburn Auditorium on…

State & Local

Howard University Receives Close to $1 Million for HIV Education Amongst Black Women

March 19, 2024

by Joy Young

By Joy Young Gilead Sciences has awarded Howard University’s College of Medicine nearly $1 million to…

News·Off-campus·State & Local

Black woman authors discuss disparities in the publishing industry

March 19, 2024

by Aniya Greene

By Aniya Greene Surrounded by shelves of books ranging from children’s stories to young adult fiction,…

Business·Finance·News·State & Local

Washington, D.C. Residents Struggle to Find Affordable Housing Across the City

March 19, 2024

by Mekala Seme

By Mekale Seme A 2023 study by the Urban Institute found that 12 percent of District…

News·State & Local

Extreme Weather Poses Problems for D.C.’s Unhoused Population

March 19, 2024

by Autumn Coleman

By Autumn Coleman Since the beginning of the year, hazardous weather conditions have impacted Washington, D.C.,…

Arts·State & Local

Anacostia Community Museum aims to keep black D.C. art history alive

March 14, 2024

by Omari Foote

Anacostia Community Museum will debut its exhibit, “The Bold and Beautiful,” to celebrate Black D.C. artists…

Sports·State & Local

Howard Softball brings in new season with historic start

March 14, 2024

by Badi Cross

The Howard University Softball team broke records and reached milestones during its preseason schedule. The team…

Lifestyle·State & Local

GoGo fitness helps residents stay healthy while embracing D.C. culture

March 14, 2024

by Avery Harrison

The decision to name GoGo as the official music of D.C. came from “The GoGo People’s…

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News - Page 18

The District’s Long-Time Animal Care Facility is Moving

Momma’s Safe Haven: Community Mindfulness in Uncertain Times

Supreme Court to Take Up Dispute Over Conversion Therapy Ban for Minors

Educators Echo Urgent Call to Protect Public Schools and Democracy at CBC Weekend

CBC- Innocent and Exonerated Panel Tackles Issue of Race and Wrongful Conviction

Howard students embark on inaugural Kenya study abroad trip

Howard ice skating club makes history as the first HBCU figure skating team

Moorland-Spingarn celebrates 197 years of Black Press

Howard University Receives Close to $1 Million for HIV Education Amongst Black Women

Washington, D.C. Residents Struggle to Find Affordable Housing Across the City

Extreme Weather Poses Problems for D.C.’s Unhoused Population

Anacostia Community Museum aims to keep black D.C. art history alive

Howard Softball brings in new season with historic start

GoGo fitness helps residents stay healthy while embracing D.C. culture

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