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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

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

D C Residents Disagree on Encampment Pilot Program

October 22, 2021

by Jennifer Thomas

With many unhoused residents of the District living in encampment sites, the Office of Health…

COVID-19·Health·National·News·Off-campus

COVID Safety, Deaths Cloud School Year for Parents

October 11, 2021

by Ahnayah Hughes

WASHINGTON ––– As schools continue to adapt to classroom life amid the coronavirus pandemic, parents are…

Virginia Ali, who opened Ben's Chili Bowl in 1958 with her husband, Ben, credits her children and family with keeping the business open during the toughest parts of the pandemic. Courtesy photo.

Business·COVID-19·Features·Health·National·News·Off-campus·State & Local

Black Businesses Continue to Face Down the Pandemic

September 21, 2021

by Gregory Smith

During the pandemic, Black businesses have faced challenges. Some were forced to close or nearly shut…

While TSA security checks can be frustrating and intrusive, last year, the agency took more than 3,000 guns from passengers and their bags. Eighty-three percent of guns were loaded. Photo courtesy TSA

National·News·Off-campus·Politics

Remembering 9/11: How the Terrorist Attacks Changed Air Travel

September 11, 2021

by Gregory Smith

By Gregory Smith, Howard University News Service WASHINGTON – Yolanda Williams, a Transportation Security Administration (TSA)…

College Track New Orleans students at Vanderbilt University on their annual "On the Run College Tour" in 2018. Tiara Jones is centered. Photo courtesy: @collegetrackneworleans on Instagram.

Education·National·News·Off-campus

College Track New Orleans: Eliminating Systemic Barriers To College Since 2008

April 30, 2021

by HU News Service

By Darreonna Davis, Howard University News Service College Track New Orleans (CTNO) is a 10-year college…

The New Orleans City Council Members. Councilman Giarrusso and Coucilman Banks pictured at the top right. Photo Courtesy of: counil.nola.gov

Environment·National·News·Off-campus·Politics

The Future Of New Orleans’ Generations-Old Turbines

April 30, 2021

by HU News Service

By Darreonna Davis, Howard University News Service New Orleans has experienced thunderstorms within a week of…

COVID-19·Off-campus·Politics

Philadelphia Councilmembers Question Vaccination Efforts Of City’s Department Of Prisons

April 28, 2021

by HU News Service

Aquil Starks, Howard University News Service The Covid-19 pandemic has put a spotlight on vaccination attempts…

Business·COVID-19·Off-campus

Philadelphia Business Transitions Into the Digital Economy Amid Pandemic

April 28, 2021

by HU News Service

The Covid-19 pandemic has forced many in-person activities to go online. This has also impacted businesses…

Business·Education·News·Off-campus

Successful Women Achieving Goals, The Non-Profit Combating The Educational Gap In Black Communities

April 26, 2021

by HU News Service

Successful Women Achieving Goals, or SWAG, is a non-profit organization seeking to close the educational gaps…

COVID-19·Health·Homelessness·Housing·News·Off-campus·State & Local·Ward 1·Washington D.C.·Wellness

D.C. Non-Profit Gives Domestic Violence Survivors a Safe Space During Pandemic

April 26, 2021

by HU News Service

MeKayla Pierre, Howard University News Service My Sister’s Place, a D.C.-based organization, continues to serve victims…

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Off-campus - Page 2

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

D C Residents Disagree on Encampment Pilot Program

COVID Safety, Deaths Cloud School Year for Parents

Black Businesses Continue to Face Down the Pandemic

Remembering 9/11: How the Terrorist Attacks Changed Air Travel

College Track New Orleans: Eliminating Systemic Barriers To College Since 2008

The Future Of New Orleans’ Generations-Old Turbines

Philadelphia Councilmembers Question Vaccination Efforts Of City’s Department Of Prisons

Philadelphia Business Transitions Into the Digital Economy Amid Pandemic

Successful Women Achieving Goals, The Non-Profit Combating The Educational Gap In Black Communities

D.C. Non-Profit Gives Domestic Violence Survivors a Safe Space During Pandemic

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