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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

Books·Howard University·National·Race·Video

Nikole Hannah-Jones Discusses New 1619 Book With Howard Students

February 2, 2022

Sarah Jones-SmithandAlecia Taylor

By Sarah Jones-Smith, NewsVision Howard University students joined award-winning author Nikole Hannah-Jones for a candid discussion…

Homelessness·Housing·Washington D.C.

DC Residents Disagree On Encampment Pilot Program

January 17, 2022

by Christine McWhorter

HUNewsService.com · D C Residents Disagree On Encampment Pilot Program With many unhoused residents of the…

Homelessness·Housing·Off-campus·Washington D.C.

DC joins Non-Profits to give Unhoused Citizens the Right to Choose

January 17, 2022

by Christine McWhorter

HUNewsService.com · DC joins Non-Profits to give Unhoused Citizens the Right to Choose Pathways to Housing…

Crime·NewsVision·Off-campus·Video·Ward 7·Ward 8

Mounting Gun Violence Claims Young Victims in the Nation’s Capital

December 27, 2021

by Jennifer Thomas

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been an uptick in gun violence nationwide.…

Lifestyle·Video·Washington D.C.

The Pandemic Alters, But Won’t Halt Kwanzaa Celebrations

December 26, 2021

by Jennifer Thomas

Kwanzaa, celebrated from December 26 to January 1, is a holiday for Black people to gather…

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…

NBA all-star Stephen Curry, fourth from left, is surrounded by members of the program he created during the university’s fundraiser at the famous Pebble Beach Golf Course. From the left, Otis Ferguson, the former Howard student who asked Curry to fund a program, golfers Morgan Taylor, Everett Whiten, Curry, Kendel Abrams, Richard Jones Jr., Edrine Okong and team Coach Sam Puryear.

Features·News·Sports

What Happened to Millions of NBA All-Star Stephen Curry’s Money? You Might Be Surprised

December 1, 2021

by Gregory Smith

By Gregory Smith, Howard University News Service WASHINGTON – They are a diverse bunch. Some…

Washington D.C.

Politics and Protest: Reflections from Charlotte, NC

November 17, 2021

by Jennifer Thomas

Saturday, August 28 marked the 58th anniversary of the March on Washington, ushered in by the…

Education·State & Local·Ward 7·Ward 8·Washington D.C.

‘At-Risk’ Families Seek Hope in New Policy

November 17, 2021

by Micah Washington

Washington, D.C. students considered “at-risk” At-Risk’ will be offered admission to eleven charter schools in the…

Howard University·Sports·Washington D.C.

Bison Men’s Basketball Battle Against Regent, Winning at Home

November 11, 2021

by Jennifer Thomas

By Alexis Williams, NewsVision reporter The Howard University Bison Men’s Basketball team improved to 2-0 on…

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News - Page 36

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

Nikole Hannah-Jones Discusses New 1619 Book With Howard Students

DC Residents Disagree On Encampment Pilot Program

DC joins Non-Profits to give Unhoused Citizens the Right to Choose

Mounting Gun Violence Claims Young Victims in the Nation’s Capital

The Pandemic Alters, But Won’t Halt Kwanzaa Celebrations

Addressing Issues In the Black Community

What Happened to Millions of NBA All-Star Stephen Curry’s Money? You Might Be Surprised

Politics and Protest: Reflections from Charlotte, NC

‘At-Risk’ Families Seek Hope in New Policy

Bison Men’s Basketball Battle Against Regent, Winning at Home

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