The Injustice of Climate Change
How extreme weather disproportionately affects communities of color.
Winter 2022
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.
Read StoryIn the Fall, our editorial team here in the Office of University Communications received exciting news: the magazine had been nominated for four Folio magazine awards.
How extreme weather disproportionately affects communities of color.
Howard alumni at the FBI make it their duty to protect the country and invoke change.
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.
The new Chadwick A. Boseman College of Fine Arts ushers in a new era of Howard talent.
Diving In
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.
Howard welcomed alumni back home for a week of in-person and virtual Homecoming activities, marking some of the first in-person events held on campus since the pandemic.
School of Business Professor Doubles Down on Prepping More Black Men for Computing Careers
How Howard’s Department of Economics is Paving its Own Path
Understanding the organization in something as simple as sugars may hold the answer to building a defense against the onset of infections, including viruses.
Vice president of research Bruce Jones, PhD, shares his plans to elevate Howard to an R1-designated University and serve wild Alaskan salmon to celebrate.
Antoine Bethea’s retirement is only the beginning of his new career.
Alicia J. Petersen, PhD
Christa Beverly (BA ’83)
LaTasha Murphy's commencement story.