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Rin-rin Yu and Ben Vinson III

Letter from the Editor - Winter 2024

We decided to show everyone the duties of our new president, Ben Vinson III, specifically on a Monday in November ahead of Thanksgiving.

Jasper Smith and N'dia Webb hold The Hilltop's 2023 Homecoming edition together

A Centennial of Writers: The Hilltop Celebrates 100 Years of Storytelling

The Hilltop, the oldest Black collegiate paper in America, will celebrate 100 years of publication on January 22, 2024. The entity, founded by Zora Neale Hurston and Louis E. King, continues to serve as the voice and record keeper of Howard University.

McKissack headshot photo with her smiling in an emerald green suit.

Constructing a Family Legacy and an Industry’s Future

Deryl McKissack is bringing equity and inclusion for Black talent to her historically underrepresented industry.

The Hilltop 1996

More Than Just Paper

A former editor-in-chief of The Hilltop looks back on the responsibility of reporting facts, recording history, and representing student and Black voices.

hand drawn flowers

In Memoriam Winter ’24

Remembering those we lost.

Bison Yearbook 1932 Hilltop staff

Class Notes: Winter ’24

News and notes from Bison around the world.

Brigadier General Ronald Sullivan

Duty, Honor, and Integrity

Brigadier General Ronald D. Sullivan is Howard’s first ROTC alumnus and third Black army soldier to hold the rank as an Army JAG general officer.

books by Ryan Hyde

Bison Bookshelf Winter ’24

Books published by members of the Bison community.

Robin V. Harris poses for a professional headshot, and wearing a teal blue button up and smiling without showing her teeth.

The Power of Words

Comms specialist Robin V. Harris cuts through the noise to establish impactful stories.

Taylor Collins-Headley

Creating Second Chances for Incarcerated Women and Girls

As an organization that focuses solely on the needs of women and girls, especially those who have experienced incarceration, the Thurman Perry Foundation aims to prioritize, dignify and compensate those formerly incarcerated as a sensitive population.