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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

News·State & Local

Give SNAP A Raise Act Provides D.C. Residents With More Benefits

February 15, 2024

by Joy Young

By: Joy Young More than 14,000 D.C. residents will receive a temporary benefit increase in food…

Off-campus·State & Local

Lanham Christian Explodes Past Takoma Academy in Lead-up to Maryland Christian Schools Tournament

February 15, 2024

by Badi Cross

By: Badi Cross The Lanham Christian Lions defeated the Takoma Academy Tigers Monday, as they rode…

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White House Celebrates Descendants of Civil Rights Leaders for Black History Month

February 14, 2024

Joy YoungandAmya Henry

Story by Joy Young Video by Amya Henry More than 100 descendants of civil rights trailblazers…

News·Video

Washington, DC Area Gets First Snow Day In Two Years

January 17, 2024

by Amya Henry

By Amya Henry, NewsVision Reporter The coldest air of the season and a winter snowstorm…

Fashion·Lifestyle·State & Local

Balaclavas. Ski Masks. Shiestys. High Fashion or High Crime?

December 31, 2023

by Essence Wiley

By Essence Wiley Howard University News Service A ski mask has been deemed the ultimate…

National·Politics·Race·Voting

Amid Calls for Reform, Supreme Court Reviews Key Cases Like Gerrymandering

December 31, 2023

by Ebenezer Nkunda

By Ebenezer Nkunda Howard University News Service As the highest judicial authority in the United…

Education·National·Race

New FAFSA Changes Could Help Black Students Afford College

December 30, 2023

by Alecia Taylor

By Alecia Taylor Howard University News Service Students and parents may be wondering why this year’s…

News·Off-campus·State & Local

Columbia Heights community members seek solutions as crime rises

December 26, 2023

by Jasper Smith

By Jasper Smith HU News Service Throughout most of his evening shifts as a security guard…

National·News·Politics

Students ‘Charge’ Howard With Genocide by Calling Out Ties to Israel

December 25, 2023

by Alecia Taylor

By Alecia Taylor Howard University News Service Throughout the semester, students have gathered at the flagpole…

Black Women·State & Local·Video

The Double Duty of Managing Motherhood While In College

December 15, 2023

by Cornteii Samuel

By Cortneii Samuel, NewsVision reporter As of 2021, there have been approximately 4.8 million undergraduate students…

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News - Page 21

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

Give SNAP A Raise Act Provides D.C. Residents With More Benefits

Lanham Christian Explodes Past Takoma Academy in Lead-up to Maryland Christian Schools Tournament

White House Celebrates Descendants of Civil Rights Leaders for Black History Month

Washington, DC Area Gets First Snow Day In Two Years

Balaclavas. Ski Masks. Shiestys. High Fashion or High Crime?

Amid Calls for Reform, Supreme Court Reviews Key Cases Like Gerrymandering

New FAFSA Changes Could Help Black Students Afford College

Columbia Heights community members seek solutions as crime rises

Students ‘Charge’ Howard With Genocide by Calling Out Ties to Israel

The Double Duty of Managing Motherhood While In College

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