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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

Community·Justice·News·Politics·Safety·State & Local

People in Protest: Thousands Participate in We Are All DC March

September 7, 2025

by Kevin Vaughn Jr.

WASHINGTON — The heat of the late summer sun simmered onto Malcolm X Park on Saturday…

Climate Change·Hurricane Katrina·National·News·Special Projects

20 Years After Katrina: Have FEMA’s Changed Policies Worked?

September 7, 2025

by Kevin Vaughn Jr.

A somber President George W. Bush addressed the nation from Jackson Square in New Orleans on…

Community·Crime·Criminal Justice·Justice·Law·Police·Politics·Safety·State & Local·The White House·Washington D.C.

Under Watch: The Federal Takeover of DC Policing Fails to Make Some Residents Feel Safer

September 5, 2025

by Sean Mitchell

Some residents say that President Donald Trump’s deployment of federal law enforcement in Washington, citing “out…

Community·Environment·Health·Housing·Hurricane Katrina·Mental Health·National·News·Special Projects·Weather

Promises and Realities: Hurricane Katrina’s Lasting Effects on Displaced Residents in Atlanta

August 29, 2025

by Sean Mitchell

On a late August morning in 2005, Hurricane Katrina ripped through the Gulf Coast, leaving entire…

Environment·Health·Health·Housing·Hurricane Katrina·Mental Health·National·News·Special Projects·Weather

Katrina’s Other Coast: Mississippi 20 Years After the Storm

August 28, 2025

Belaynesh ShiferawandDamenica Ellis

When Mississippi issued an evacuation order for its southernmost residents ahead of Hurricane Katrina, Tanya Plummer,…

National·News·NewsVision·NewsVision Newscast·Video

From Capitol Hill to Your Community: Presenting the Spring 25 Capstone NewsVision Newscast

June 17, 2025

by Jennifer Thomas

The Howard University Broadcast Journalism Spring 2025 NewsVision Cohort presents, its final capstone newscast, “From Capitol…

Books·Education·National·News

Black Authors and Illustrators Confront Publishing Bias Amid Growing Literacy Disparity

June 2, 2025

by Serenity Armstrong

By Serenity Armstrong Howard University News Service WASHINGTON – For centuries, Black literature and art were…

Features·Howard University·News·NewsVision·Uncategorized·Video

The Black Press Archive: Preserving the Past, Protecting the Future

May 31, 2025

by Patrique Henry

Since 1827 with the publication of Freedom’s Journal, the Black Press has been on the front…

Community·Features·NewsVision·State & Local·Video·Ward 1·Washington D.C.

Goodbye Negril: Popular Jamaican Eatery To Leave Howard University Site

May 2, 2025

by Kiara Hurst

The Howard University community is saying goodbye to a longtime favorite. Negril Jamaican Eatery will close…

Education·Educational Equality·National·News·The White House

Will the Pell Grant Program Run Out of Funds to Help College Students?

April 27, 2025

by Tcherika Petit-Frere

Many people worry about the future of the Pell Grant program, which is operated under the…

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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

People in Protest: Thousands Participate in We Are All DC March

20 Years After Katrina: Have FEMA’s Changed Policies Worked?

Under Watch: The Federal Takeover of DC Policing Fails to Make Some Residents Feel Safer

Promises and Realities: Hurricane Katrina’s Lasting Effects on Displaced Residents in Atlanta

Katrina’s Other Coast: Mississippi 20 Years After the Storm

From Capitol Hill to Your Community: Presenting the Spring 25 Capstone NewsVision Newscast

Black Authors and Illustrators Confront Publishing Bias Amid Growing Literacy Disparity

The Black Press Archive: Preserving the Past, Protecting the Future

Goodbye Negril: Popular Jamaican Eatery To Leave Howard University Site

Will the Pell Grant Program Run Out of Funds to Help College Students?

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