A Doctoral Student’s Research on Saving Black Women Teachers
Jamela Joseph’s American K-12 Parasitic Syndrome research finds that Black teachers are at greater risks of harm in American’s eroding education system.
Eric Roberson: The Jazz Man
The New Jersey alumnus, who credits The Mecca as where his musicianship took root, lies comfortably in the hearts of many jazz and neo-soul lovers. It wasn’t easy getting there, he says.
Hillman Takes Over Howard!
Howard University Celebrates “A Different World,” for Popularizing HBCU Culture on Television.
Celebrating the Majesty of The Mecca at the 100th Charter Day Dinner
Howard University community alumni and guests attended the centennial charter day celebration which serves as the University’s largest fundraising event for scholarships. Two alumni receive postgraduate achievement awards.
Two Howard University Professors Receive a Distinguished Honor from the American Association for the Advancement of Science
Professors Janelle Burke and Nadir Yilmaz are among 502 scientists from around the world bestowed with this lifetime honor.
Howard University’s 18th President Ben Vinson III, Ph.D. Shares Key Insights and Lessons from Campus Community Gatherings
The Bison Engagement Tour report covers highlights and feedback from many stakeholders across the campus and alumni network.
Perspective: Spring/ Summer 2024
Commencement 2024
The Taste of Law
Alumnus Adam Hunter Tastes Sweet Success as Howard Law Mock Trial Coach
Class Notes: Spring/ Summer 2024
News of our Bison from around the world.
Black Moms are Dying. What’s the Prescription?
The death rate of pregnant Black women in the United States is three times the rate of pregnant white women – and rising.