The Woman and the Illness That Set the Template
Dr. Frederick’s mother and his experience with sickle cell disease shaped Dr. Frederick’s career in medicine.
Sholnn Freeman (MA '12, PHD '21)
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The Woman and the Illness That Set the Template
Dr. Frederick’s mother and his experience with sickle cell disease shaped Dr. Frederick’s career in medicine.
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Howard University’s Gallery of Art Looks Ahead
The Gallery of Fine Arts moves full-steam ahead with building one of the most comprehensive collections of art.
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Pitch HU Rockets Early Entrepreneurs to Success
"Shark Tank" meets the Mecca.
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Revitalizing the House of Truth
The Moorland-Spingarn Research Center preserves the past to make room for the future.
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Howard Celebrates Graduates at 2022 Commencement
Howard University hosts the first full in-person graduation since the pandemic.
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Making Waves
Howard University is the only HBCU left with a Division I swimming and diving program, leaving the team with a responsibility to do more than just win competitions —it has to win over more African Americans to the sport.
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CHSOC at 50: A New Direction, A Return to Our Roots
The School of Communications celebrates 50 years of educating and training students in the media and beyond.
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Vice President Kamala Harris at Howard on Voting Rights
Vice President Kamala Harris (B.A. ’86) rallied an audience at Howard University in a powerful defense of voting rights.
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Testing Intelligence
Hackers Tricked Tesla Autopilot into Breaking Speed Limits. Howard Researchers Have Questions.