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The Impact of Deportation on D.C.’s Black and Brown Communities

October 7, 2025

Across the nation, reportedly, there have been over 65,682 deportations this year alone; each one representing a disrupted life, a torn family, and a community left in fear.…

What Are Schools in the DMV Doing to Combat Opioid Abuse?

October 7, 2025

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

September 30, 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

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Remembering 9/11

September 11, 2019

by HU News Service

When many people think back to a moment where they knew exactly where they were and…

Arts·Music·Off-campus·State & Local

Go-Go: ‘It Is the Sound of the Nation’s Capital’

June 11, 2019

by Alexandra Banks

Students beat their feet to the rumbling sounds of Go-Go music yesterday at Duke Ellington School…

Education·HBCU·Off-campus·State & Local

Can Graduating Debt Free be Normalized?

June 11, 2019

by Sonniya Springer

Many people are still stunned and excited by billionaire philanthropist Robert F. Smith’s announcement during his…

Education·Politics·Ward 1

Shaw vs. Banneker: Community Debates Which School Deserves ‘New’ Building

May 27, 2019

by Yanick Rice Lamb

Controversy is stirring as the deadline nears for the D.C. Council to vote on whether it…

NewsVision Newscast·State & Local·Video

Spring 2019 NewsVision Newscast

May 15, 2019

by Jennifer Thomas

NewsVision journalists in the Dept. of Media, Journalism and Film at Howard University, present their final…

News·Supreme Court

Supreme Court To Decide Soon On Census Question

May 13, 2019

by Mark Beckford

By Shaleen Shah, Howard University News Service The Supreme Court is poised to decide if the…

Crime·News·Off-campus·Police·State & Local

Plan to Prosecute D.C. Gun Cases Faces Scrutiny

May 13, 2019

by Mark Beckford

Khary Armster, Howard University News Service D.C. Attorney General Karl A. Racine said a plan to…

Arts·Business·Multimedia·Off-campus·Washington D.C.

3rd Eye Holistic Elevationz: An “Elevated” Business

May 12, 2019

by HU News Service

By Tia Lowe, Howard University News Service Holistic Elevationz belongs to 3rd Eye and its other…

College·Education·Features·News·Video

College admissions and affirmative action

May 8, 2019

by HU News Service

Getting into college is tough. This time of year, high school seniors of all ethnicities across…

Features·State & Local·Video

A Voice for the Voiceless: Joe Madison

May 8, 2019

by HU News Service

We often hear names Malcom X, Martin Luther King Jr., Shirley Chisolm when we talk about…

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News - Page 59

The Impact of Deportation on D.C.’s Black and Brown Communities

What Are Schools in the DMV Doing to Combat Opioid Abuse?

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

Remembering 9/11

Go-Go: ‘It Is the Sound of the Nation’s Capital’

Can Graduating Debt Free be Normalized?

Shaw vs. Banneker: Community Debates Which School Deserves ‘New’ Building

Spring 2019 NewsVision Newscast

Supreme Court To Decide Soon On Census Question

Plan to Prosecute D.C. Gun Cases Faces Scrutiny

3rd Eye Holistic Elevationz: An “Elevated” Business

College admissions and affirmative action

A Voice for the Voiceless: Joe Madison

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