Students studying film and theater reflect on Cynthia Erivo’s representation of Black women with her portrayal of Elphaba in the film adaptation of “Wicked.”
Following President-elect Donald Trump’s victory at the polls, women and medical professionals wait in limbo about the future of reproductive health in America.
Hair care brand, Design Essentials, led by alumnus CEO Cornell McBride Jr, donated to the business school, funding pitch competitions, mentorships and scholarships for...
Bold animal prints, intricate multi-colored braids, and statement accessories are a few things one will observe while taking a stroll through Howard’s campus. There...
Grammy award-winning DJ turned record executive, DJ Drama, visited the Howard University School of Business on Tuesday, March 21 and spoke with students about...
The prospect of graduating excited Maia Regman more than anything. Having been involved in content creating and influencing since the age of 16, she...
Howard University’s oldest student-run performing arts organization, The Howard Players, took the stage to present the formidable “A Raisin in the Sun” by Lorraine...
The highly anticipated film, Creed III, has a new addition to its cast– Mila Davis-Kent. Davis-Kent, a deaf actress, represents the deaf community in...