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Local Creatives Shine in the ‘Art All Night’ Festival

September 17, 2025

WASHINGTON (HUNS) – More than 100 artists transformed several neighborhoods into free public art galleries on Sept. 12 and 13, 2025, at the “Art All Night” festival, hosted by Mayor Muriel Bowser.…

Howard Students Give Back During Alternative Spring Break

April 3, 2025

Howard Students Express Concern Over Vie Towers Being Deemed ‘Uninhabitable’

March 19, 2025

Black woman authors discuss disparities in the publishing industry

March 19, 2024

A look into the D.C. bill that went viral

March 12, 2024

Health·Lifestyle·News·Off-campus·State & Local·Washington D.C.

Breaking the Barriers of Silence: AWCAA Works to Combat Stigma Around Breast Cancer In The African Community

October 15, 2018

by Kesi Felton

According to cancer specialists at the MedStar Washington Hospital Center, D.C’s Ward 5 has the city’s…

Entertainment·National·Off-campus

Miss Howard Wins 2nd Runner-Up In Black College Queens Competition

October 4, 2018

by Savannah Miller

Atlanta, GA- This past weekend, the National Black College Alumni Hall of Fame Foundation hosted it’s…

Off-campus·State & Local

African-American Civil War Museum Celebrates 20 Years

October 2, 2018

by Mark Beckford

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Atop the U Street metro station sits an African-American Civil War Memorial, carrying…

Arts·Entertainment·Off-campus

Police Brutality And Its Impact Highlighted In ‘The Hate U Give’

October 2, 2018

by Savannah Miller

The National Geographic Museum recently hosted an advanced screening of the upcoming feature film, “The Hate…

Arts·Entertainment·Lifestyle·Off-campus·State & Local·Washington D.C.

Art All Night: The Art of Chocolate City

September 29, 2018

by Jacinth Jones

The heart of the District is located at the intersection of Malcolm X and Martin Luther…

Multimedia·News·NewsVision Newscast·Off-campus·Video

Statue Unveiled at Newseum in Honor of Trailblazing Journalist, Alice Allison Dunnigan

September 23, 2018

by Sommer Hill

She may not be a household name, but her work in journalism has left a lasting…

News·Off-campus·Politics

Leaked Kavanaugh Documents Encourage Women to Speak Out

September 18, 2018

by HU News Service

Planned Parenthood organizers warn that reproductive rights in the U.S. are in danger. At a rally…

News·Off-campus·State & Local

Capital Bikeshare Introduces E-Bikes

September 18, 2018

by Mark Beckford

Capital Bikeshare, D.C.’s bike rental system, has added electric bikes to its fleet this week. Beginning…

News·Off-campus·Politics

‘An American Hero’ : Public Pays Tribute to McCain at U.S. State Capitol

August 30, 2018

by Jacinth Jones

Hundreds stood in long lines to pay their respects to who they saw as a “true…

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Charlie Murphy Sells Out Before He Stands Up at D.C. Improv

February 23, 2011

by Nelson Gillum

Gone are the days when promoters and fans underestimated Charlie Murphy. An accomplished comedian long before…

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Local Creatives Shine in the ‘Art All Night’ Festival

Howard Students Give Back During Alternative Spring Break

Howard Students Express Concern Over Vie Towers Being Deemed ‘Uninhabitable’

A look into the D.C. bill that went viral

Breaking the Barriers of Silence: AWCAA Works to Combat Stigma Around Breast Cancer In The African Community

Miss Howard Wins 2nd Runner-Up In Black College Queens Competition

African-American Civil War Museum Celebrates 20 Years

Police Brutality And Its Impact Highlighted In ‘The Hate U Give’

Art All Night: The Art of Chocolate City

Statue Unveiled at Newseum in Honor of Trailblazing Journalist, Alice Allison Dunnigan

Leaked Kavanaugh Documents Encourage Women to Speak Out

Capital Bikeshare Introduces E-Bikes

‘An American Hero’ : Public Pays Tribute to McCain at U.S. State Capitol

Charlie Murphy Sells Out Before He Stands Up at D.C. Improv

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