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VIDEO – Perspectives from the Final HBCU Swim Meet
The News & Observer profiles students and coaches from North Carolina A&T’s swim team, as they reflect on what could be the nation’s final historically black swim meet between the Aggies and Howard University.
Beyoncé's 'Formation' Creates New Opportunities for HBCU Academics, Appreciation
Beyoncé gave us a lot to work with over the last 24 hours via sound, image and innuendo. Now its up to HBCUs to slay that sh*t.
Howard Law Students Aid DC Charter Students with College Application Process
The law students, many dressed in Howard law gear, helped students with FAFSAs, personal statements, and the basic application process.
Howard Initiative Spurs Fact-Checking Focus Upon Black Media Narratives
TruthBeTold.news, an initiative out of Howard University’s Department of Media, Journalism and Film in the School of Communications, aims to help students fact-check — and, often, dispel — such claims about the African-American community.
Howard, Spelman Launch 'My Sister's Keeper' Reproductive Justice Efforts
When you hear the words reproductive justice, combined with college campus, you might think it is a move to make affordable birth control and abortion services available. But at Howard University in Washington, D.C., and Spelman College in Atlanta, thanks to the Black Women’s Health Imperative’s My Sister’s Keeper, it means so much more.
Howard Leads HBCU Effort to Bring Black Talent to Silicon Valley
The slow progress reflects the knottiness of one of Silicon Valley’s most persistent problems: It’s too white.
Howard Divinity Delegation Travels to Ethiopia For Return of Sacred Biblical Manuscript
Representatives from the Howard University School of Divinity (HUSD) have traveled to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to return a sacred, 14th-15th century manuscript to Debre Libanos Monastery, one of Ethiopia’s holiest sites.
NPR Examines 'Life After Howard'
The latest episode of NPR’s “The Howard Project” examines the professional and personal lives of four recent Howard University graduates.
Howard Alumna, Acclaimed Psychiatrist Frances Cress Welsing Dies
Frances Cress Welsing, the Black author and psychiatrist whose 1991 work The Isis Papers; The Keys to the Colors introduced the world to the “melanin theory” and the “neuroses” of white supremacy, has died.
She was 80-years-old.
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