Narrative, Legacy and Restitution: The Role of HBCUs in the Reparations Dialogue
Capturing and conveying HBCU narratives that affirm our humanity through research is not just a strategy but an essential acknowledgment to ourselves and the world.
Capturing and conveying HBCU narratives that affirm our humanity through research is not just a strategy but an essential acknowledgment to ourselves and the world.
How does the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization affects universities like Howard?
On the 50th anniversary of Title IX, women athletes of color still face challenges.
The field of dentistry has experienced a significant change in the enrollment and leadership of women.
Members of the Howard community share their thoughts on Howard's future.
Afrofuturism is a way of thinking and creating that sits at the intersection of race, technology, politics, religion, the scientific, and the fantastic.
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.