Howard University School of Law has long broken barriers by ushering black alumni into the judiciary.
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In-depth profiles of the people who make Howard great.
When it comes to training and preparing greats in the arts, Howard is no stranger.
With HBCUs and social justice having always marched to the same tune, students sound off from their perspective.
There is no doubt historically Black colleges and universities play a major role in American history.
For some black families, carrying on the generational tradition of attending an HBCU is a no-brainer.
Keija Minor (J.D. ’99)
A day without Howard is a day without Keija Minor, the first African-American to hold the editor-in-chief title with Condé Nast since its inception in 1909. Specifically...
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