Navigating a Multi-Layered Identity
When confronted by clashing ideas about my Malian-Muslim-American-female background, I decided to drive my own sense of self.
Between Two Cultures
Research shows how HBCUs can help Afro-Latine students build a strong sense of identity
Master Pilots in Excellence
As Master Pilot Awardees, Captain Tony Holder’s and Captain Hank Taylor’s pilot journeys are beacons of inspiration.
O Brothers, Where Art Thou?
Black undergraduate males are in decline nationwide. We examine the factors at play — and what Howard University is doing to attract and graduate its male students.
Alternative Spring Break: Planting Truth and Service Forever
For nearly 30 years, Howard students spent their Spring breaks in underprivileged communities ladling soup, reading to kids, planting trees, organizing clothing drives, cleaning up post-disasters, and more through Alternative Spring Break – and has become one of the largest programs across campus.
Letter from the Editor - Spring/ Summer 2023
On Howard’s campus today, there are a myriad of ways for students to identify themselves with less fear of retaliation or judgement that may have been once upon a time.
Perspective: Spring/ Summer ’23
A snapshot in Howard time.
Your Computer Might Be Racist
AI is quickly taking over, but how it makes decisions can be based on fundamental biased learning.
In Memoriam
Remembering the Howard alumni who have departed.
Class Notes: Spring/ Summer ’23
News and updates from Howard alumni