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.
Class Notes: Winter ’24
News and notes from Bison around the world.
Revving up Howard’s Entrepreneurial R&D
Alumnus Terry Adams helps bring business ideas to fruition.
Simulation and Clinical Skills Center Celebrates Major Milestones as Its Vision Comes to Fruition.
From humble beginnings, the center has grown into an integral campuswide resource, a vital Black voice and a global leader.
Being Black with ADHD
For Black families with the neurodevelopment disorder, unique challenges emerge.
Two Presidents, One Household
Alumni Irvin and Pamela Reid shared the same life and career trajectories since Howard – as spouses and as university presidents
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.
Trying to raise critically conscious children in the age of digital technology and information battles? It’s actually possible.
Know what they’re looking at and talk to them.
Unpacking Gun Violence: A Q&A with Dr. Roger Mitchell
How to navigate solutions and understand the complexities of a national crisis.
Casualty of the Culture War
A Howard professor reflects on having his books banned.