Bison Bookshelf
Publications by past and present Howard University alumni, students, and faculty.
Make-Up Assignment: The 86th Miss Howard Is Already a Seasoned Entrepreneur
The 86th Miss Howard and other Howard student entrepreneurs are redefining the “Howard hustle.”
The Bison Store
Here's a look at just at a few Bison who are open for business with products ready for sale.
Kamala Harris: Elevating the Light of Truth and Service
Kamala Harris' ability to meet the moment— while demonstrating grace, compassion, intelligence, adaptability, and, yes, joy— showed the world how HBCUs like Howard University prepare its students to succeed in a society that has yet to fulfill the promise of equality and justice for all.
Letter from President Vinson
This edition of Howard Magazine is filled with stories demonstrating our renewed urgency and commitment as a leader at the intersection of intellect, innovation, research, and culture.
Celebrating Lives of Truth and Service
Howard University celebrates Bison who have made a world of difference, in ways big and small, over the course of lives now transitioning into a greater realm.
Howard’s Office of Research Provides Muscle to Actualize Howard’s Research Potential
With the strategic guidance of Dr. Bruce Jones, Howard has garnered record levels of research funding and is increasingly trusted to lead collaboration between educational institutions, grant funders, government agencies, non-profits, and industry partners.
Health Care Alumni Honored in Ceramic
Howard healthcare professionals have been immortalized through the work of Augusta’s Lucy Laney Craft Museum, which unveiled a statue in late 2024 honoring Stoney, Scipio S. Johnson (M.D. 1904) and James E. Carter Jr. (D.D.S. ’30).
Bravery in the C-Suite
Citi Chief Financial Officer Mark Mason encourages students to be bold and lean into the relationships they are forming at Howard.
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.