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Homelessness in the DMV: Underserved and Underfunded

Ella GilbertandIsrael JohnsonandAniyah GenamaandElle Sawyer

October 10, 2026

John has been unhoused for nearly 13 years. A Maryland resident who has been no stranger to law enforcement, he prefers a few nights in jail instead of risking a night in…

From Tarague Beach to the Supreme Court, Guam Waste Fight Tests When Federal Action Becomes Final

October 9, 2026

At Arena Stage, Theatre Week Invites Visitors to Take Part

October 8, 2026

African American Civil War Museum Reopens With Expanded Spaces and New Exhibits

October 4, 2026

John Burroughs Elementary School, located in the Brookland neighborhood of Ward 5, is undergoing a modernization that is scheduled to be completed in 2027. (Photo: Myla S. Roundy/HU News Service)

Ward 5 Parents Raise Concerns About Education as New Board Representatives Vie for Office

September 28, 2026

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Hip Hop & Politics: CBC Panel Underscores Importance to Black Community

September 25, 2023

by Aya Furin-Campbell

Aya Furin-Campbell, NewsVision reporter Hip-hop has historically been a powerful catalyst for the fight for liberation…

Education·Educational Equality·State & Local·Ward 4

Whittier Elementary Without AC During Record-Breaking Heat

September 12, 2023

by Alecia Taylor

By Alecia Taylor Howard University News Service As temperatures rose throughout the DMV area, an elementary…

Washington D.C.

Rev. Al Sharpton Addresses the Similarities of Civil Rights and the Bible at Chapel

August 28, 2023

by Alecia Taylor

By Briana Alvarado and Ginger Mattison, NewsVision Reporters Civil Rights activist Rev. Al Sharpton gave the…

Education·Washington D.C.·Water Pollution

Students Make Voices Heard at 60th Anniversary of March on Washington

August 26, 2023

by Alecia Taylor

By Alecia Taylor Howard University News Service Black students from all over the nation gathered at…

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Professor Jasmine Young: Howard University’s Hip Hop Professor

May 9, 2023

by Shanell Holback

Howard University alumna Jasmine Young, also known as the hip hop professor, has garnered major success…

Arts·Washington D.C.

An Ode to the Legacy of ‘Chocolate City’, Go-Go Music Lives On

April 24, 2023

by Cory Utsey

With a Latin funk-infused rhythmic sound, go-go music has filled the streets of D.C. since the…

Solutions Journalism·State & Local·Third Reconstruction·Video·Washington D.C.

Preserving History: The Fight To Protect Black Cemeteries

April 17, 2023

by Nylah Lee

By Nylah Lee, NewVision Reporter In communities across the country, there’s a renewed effort to identify…

Film·International·Lifestyle·Ward 4

The New African Film Festival Highlights Contemporary Cinema at the AFI Theatre

March 30, 2023

by Lloyd Davis

The annual New African Film Festival (NAFF) wraps up this week with a string of thought-provoking…

Environment·State & Local·Third Reconstruction·Washington D.C.

Not In My Neighborhood: DC Community Residents Speak Out Against Hazardous Plant

March 14, 2023

by Summer Brown

By Summer Brown, NewsVision Reporter Environmental injustice is just one example of systemic racism facing…

Howard University·Ward 1

ANC 1E Approves Howard’s Zoning Request for New Lab

February 23, 2023

by Asha Taylor

By Asha Taylor Howard University News Service The Advisory Neighborhood Commission (ANC) 1E recently voted 6-0…

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Washington D.C. - Page 10

Homelessness in the DMV: Underserved and Underfunded

From Tarague Beach to the Supreme Court, Guam Waste Fight Tests When Federal Action Becomes Final

At Arena Stage, Theatre Week Invites Visitors to Take Part

African American Civil War Museum Reopens With Expanded Spaces and New Exhibits

Ward 5 Parents Raise Concerns About Education as New Board Representatives Vie for Office

Hip Hop & Politics: CBC Panel Underscores Importance to Black Community

Whittier Elementary Without AC During Record-Breaking Heat

Rev. Al Sharpton Addresses the Similarities of Civil Rights and the Bible at Chapel

Students Make Voices Heard at 60th Anniversary of March on Washington

Professor Jasmine Young: Howard University’s Hip Hop Professor

An Ode to the Legacy of ‘Chocolate City’, Go-Go Music Lives On

Preserving History: The Fight To Protect Black Cemeteries

The New African Film Festival Highlights Contemporary Cinema at the AFI Theatre

Not In My Neighborhood: DC Community Residents Speak Out Against Hazardous Plant

ANC 1E Approves Howard’s Zoning Request for New Lab

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