2020s: Still Roaring
As we celebrate hip-hop at 50, Howard reflects on the genre’s current presence and its future potential.
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.
1973: The Birth of a Phenomenon
As immigrants settle in New York, a new era of Black music begins.
Bison Bookshelf Fall '23
Books published by members of the Howard University community.
In Memoriam Fall ’23
Remembering the Bison we lost.
Hip-Hop+Howard
Our editorial team was a flurry of ideas over how to cover Howard’s role in hip-hop over the years.
Blavatnik Beyond Books: Howard Enters a New Chapter of Music Education
The Warner Music/ Blavatnik Center for Music Business Education helps aspiring executives learn the ropes of the industry while paying it forward
Unpacking the Supreme Court’s Power
Just Julian scholar Carlos Aguilera examines whether the nation’s highest justices align with America’s needs.
Where I Belong
My Howard sisterhood supported me after I transitioned to male. Our country needs to do the same.
Using Nanotechnology to Find Cure for HIV – and Save Black Lives
African Americans continue to be diagnosed with HIV at a higher rate than other races. Conducting research at Howard will represent them best.