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Why Don’t More College Students Vote? UMD Gen Z Speaks Out

by Brandon Horton
November 6, 2026
An article in the New York Times said it best: Gen z is the generation that calls everyone else “cringe”— but they’re also getting active and exercising their rights. NewsVision’s Brandon Horton…

Rising Costs Leave Howard Students Questioning Economic Promises Ahead of Midterms

November 4, 2026
Larry McCormick

Election 2026: Young Adults Can’t Afford to Leave Home. Will the Midterms Change That?

November 3, 2026
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Review: ‘Once Upon a Time in Harlem’ Is History in its Own Words

November 2, 2026
Valerie Brandes, founder of Jacaranda Books, pictured against a collage of the publisher’s titles. (Photo illustration: La Tetra Metts-Owens/HUNewsService.com; book cover images courtesy of Jacaranda Books)

Valerie Brandes Made Her Own Way Into Publishing. Now She’s Opening the Gate.

November 1, 2026
Books·Economy

Keeping Black Dollars Circulating Takes More Than Consumer Spending, CBCF Panel Says 

September 19, 2026
by La Tetra Metts-Owens
WASHINGTON (HUNS) — Supporting Black-owned businesses requires more than asking Black consumers to change where they…
Education·Prince George's County·Safety·State & Local

Prince George’s Says Bus Backlog Is Cleared, but Students Still Face Problems Getting to School

September 9, 2026
by La Tetra Metts-Owens
One mother was relieved that her daughter had finally received a bus assignment from Prince George’s…
Community·Education·Prince George's County·State & Local

Failure of Prince George’s Bus App Exposes Gaps in Tracking and Communication

August 30, 2026
by La Tetra Metts-Owens
Roughly 10,000 Prince George’s County students began the school year with incomplete or incorrect bus assignments…
Beauty·Business·Community·Economy·Features·Multimedia·State & Local·Video

From Someone Else’s Chair to his Own: A DC Barber is “Fading” Into the Limelight

May 12, 2026
by Robert Hill
There are an estimated 2 million Black-owned businesses in the United States, according to Prince George’s…
Education·Multimedia·National·News·Race·Video

Education 101: Learning the ABCs of Autism Among Black Girls

May 12, 2026
by Naiya Brown
New research and educators are raising concerns about misdiagnosis and delayed diagnosis for autism and delayed…
Business·Climate Change·Economic Development·Environment·Health·National·News·Science & Technology·Social Media·State & Local·Technology·Water Pollution

Data Centers Fuel AI and Growth, But at What Cost to Communities?

May 4, 2026
Sydney Goitia-DoranandElla GilbertandLia MillerandL'Oreal PowellandLiyala Wesonga
In neighborhoods across the country, massive, windowless buildings are quietly reshaping local economies and daily life.…
Audio·Health·Mental Health·Variety

The Silence He Carried: The Life and Loss of Christopher Banks

May 1, 2026
by Tanaija Kee
Christopher Banks grew up in Vauxhall, New Jersey, a tiny town where his childhood was shaped…
Entertainment·Opinion·Variety

The K-Pop Industry Keeps Copying Black Culture While Ignoring It 

April 27, 2026
by Taylor Swinton
BTS released an album teaser video featuring Koreans at Howard University, where they first recorded music…
Automotive·Campus·Howard University·Sports·Variety

In the Fast Lane: Rajah Caruth Pays Howard University Students A Visit 

April 23, 2026
by Jaiden Thomas
Amidst the essence of Founders Library, Rajah Caruth engaged with fellow visionary leaders at Howard University. Chronicling his journey,…
Campus·Entertainment·Howard University·Music·Variety

Raheem DeVaughn Pays It Foward Through Fireside Chat

April 23, 2026
by Jaiden Thomas
Affirming claps permeated the Blackburn Digital Auditorium at Howard University as Raheem DeVaughn provided an abbreviated masterclass on navigating…
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