Widening the Pool of Truth Tellers
As we approach the presidential election season, it’s crucial to ensure our newsrooms accurately reflect our nation’s demographics.
As we approach the presidential election season, it’s crucial to ensure our newsrooms accurately reflect our nation’s demographics.
When Black women don’t have a seat at the table of government at all levels, the issues, concerns, and needs of Black women and the communities they serve are often left behind.
Students share how they will change perceptions surrounding Black people in various industries.
The election of Kamala Harris (BA ’86) to the vice presidency of the United States is testament to the principles upon which Howard was founded in 1867.
With 1 in 5 adults in the United States experiencing mental illness, there is growing acknowledgement of mental health as an aspect of overall health.
As schools reevaluate their budgets year after year, music and the performing arts are often on the chopping block. But it’s music that can sometimes be the answer, the path for these children, towards something bigger.
Law professor Justin Hansford talks about the shifting tides of politics following Biden's victory.