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Nayila Moore, a Howard University alumna and California native, pays homage to Alethia Tanner, a formerly enslaved Black woman from D.C. who was able to free many family members after gaining her own freedom. (Photo: Belaynesh Shiferaw/HUNewsService.com)

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10 Years on the Wall: NoMa’s Mural Festival Paints a Decade of Color and Community

September 14, 2025

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WASHINGTON (HUNS) — A wall was just a wall in Ward 6’s NoMa 10 years ago. Blank concrete surrounded the area with colors easy to…

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Howard University Students Join Walk Out to Protest DC Occupation

September 9, 2025

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D.C. College Students and Faculty Walk Out to Protest Occupation

September 9, 2025

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Ward 5 Residents Regroup After Bus Route Changes

September 9, 2025

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Election 2024

History at Howard: Capstone Journalists Cover Election Day In Real Time

Congressional Seats Still Open a Week After Election Day

African Americans Make Election History Up and Down the Ballot

LGBTQ+ Bars Prepare Safe Spaces for Election Night

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Howard-affiliates and D.C. community members gather on The Yard at Revolutionary Youth Community’s rally with a Howard contract worker of over 19 years taking the stage. (Myla S. Roundy/HUNewsService.com)

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Howard University Students and Alumni Disagree on the Status of Campus Protest Culture

WASHINGTON — Some members of the Howard student body say their classmates are not politically active enough as is consistent with Howard’s own history.…

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Ward 5 Week Celebrates With Something New, Something Old

September 16, 2025

People in Protest: Thousands Participate in We Are All DC March

September 7, 2025

Under Watch: The Federal Takeover of DC Policing Fails to Make Some Residents Feel Safer

September 5, 2025

Dr. Bahiyyah Muhammad sits in her office at Howard University (Photo: Lauren Nutall/HU News Service)

Redefining Protect and Serve: How One Howard Professor Is Bridging the Trust Gap Between D.C. Residents and Police

April 22, 2025

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Promises and Realities: Hurricane Katrina’s Lasting Effects on Displaced Residents in Atlanta

On a late August morning in 2005, Hurricane Katrina ripped through the Gulf Coast, leaving entire neighborhoods underwater and more than a million people displaced. Nearly 2,000 lives were lost. Twenty years…

August 29, 2025

Katrina’s Other Coast: Mississippi 20 Years After the Storm

August 28, 2025

A Ban on Gender-Affirming Care Could Impact How Doctors Treat Their Patients

May 4, 2025

Community farm and wellness center, The Well at Oxon Run, is preparing to harvest fresh produce. (Photo: Morghan Manuel)

How Produce Rx Is Prescribing Wellness from the Roots in Washington, D.C.

April 21, 2025

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Redefining Inclusion: Dr. Shanter Alexander’s Mission for Black Neurodivergent Students

April 19, 2025

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Who’s Gonna Check Me, Boo? META Ends Its Fact-Checking Program

February 26, 2025

Taxpayer Data Protection Act Brief

House Democrats Push Back on Elon Musk’s Access to America’s Financial Data

February 6, 2025

TikTok Ban Sparks Shift to RedNote as a Backup and Act of Defiance

January 29, 2025

TikTok Ban Sparks Uncertainty for Content Creators and Influencers

January 28, 2025

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20 Years After Katrina: Have FEMA’s Changed Policies Worked?

September 7, 2025

Black Authors and Illustrators Confront Publishing Bias Amid Growing Literacy Disparity

June 2, 2025

Will the Pell Grant Program Run Out of Funds to Help College Students?

April 27, 2025

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10 Years on the Wall: NoMa’s Mural Festival Paints a Decade of Color and Community

September 14, 2025

Promises and Realities: Hurricane Katrina’s Lasting Effects on Displaced Residents in Atlanta

August 29, 2025

Katrina’s Other Coast: Mississippi 20 Years After the Storm

August 28, 2025

Politics

Push Grows to Preserve Democracy, Free Press Against Trump Interference

April 25, 2025

President Trump’s Tariffs Spark Concern From Howard Students

April 12, 2025

FDA Diversity Action Plans for Clinical Trials Restored

April 9, 2025

Campus

HBCU Students Building Communities Through Esports

April 22, 2025

Howard Students Question University’s Communication After Starbucks Charges

April 19, 2025

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

March 19, 2025

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Education Equity Examined at 2023 CBC Conference

September 25, 2023

Whittier Elementary Without AC During Record-Breaking Heat

September 12, 2023

Looking Back on Affirmative Action as a Remedy for Racism

July 2, 2023

Sports

Mieshael Henry Makes History as the First Black Woman Drag Racer in California

April 24, 2025

Howard Guard Blake Harper Aims to Support Juveniles in Washington, DC

March 10, 2025

Students Cheer on Eagles and Chiefs at Super Bowl Watch Party

February 15, 2025