Black and Gold
While Black athletes traditionally overindex in few Olympic sports, representation has begun to increase in others ranging from swimming to golf to judo, and Howard University has been at the fore.
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2010s: Freedom of Expression – or Lack Thereof
In the digital age, women determine their own role with their own words. But the courts do the same with other lyrics.
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1973: The Birth of a Phenomenon
As immigrants settle in New York, a new era of Black music begins.
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Celebrating LGBTQ+ Life at Howard
How The Mecca embraces queer diversity on campus and gained the rank of the no. 1 most inclusive HBCU through the University’s cultural and educational incentives.
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Getting Into the Game
Howard University’s male alums make significant impact in the world of sports – by helping the next generation.
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O Brothers, Where Art Thou?
Black undergraduate males are in decline nationwide. We examine the factors at play — and what Howard University is doing to attract and graduate its male students.
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Your Computer Might Be Racist
AI is quickly taking over, but how it makes decisions can be based on fundamental biased learning.