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Avery Harrell and Aditya Gupta

Howard Filmmakers Make History as 2026 Finalists in Coca-Cola Refreshing Films Program

Written and directed by alum Avery T. Harrell and produced by MFA student Aditya Gupta, “The Usual” has propelled the university to a landmark moment in branded storytelling.

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Womens Ambassador Conference

Howard University Marks 30th Women Ambassadors Conference with Global Dialogue on Afrofuturism and Ancestral Memory

Gwendolyn King in the mirror

Women’s History Month: The Howard Legacy of Gwendolyn Stewart King

Anita Plummer

Women’s History Month: Meet the Executive Director of Howard’s Center for Women, Gender, and Global Leadership

Doctor, inventor, and advocate Patricia Bath with a microscope.

Patricia Bath: Helping Others ‘See’ Disparities in Eye Care

Large white house with red roof that is Frederick Douglass' Cedar Hill house in DC

If These Walls Could Talk: A Black History Month Tour of Howard’s Famous Places (Part 1: Residences)

Webb telescope at launch with rocket taking off

From the Mecca to the Milky Way: Solving the Mysteries of Space

Jeremy Randall with Elijah Cummings

Leading by Example: Jeremy Randall (B.S. '00), Howard's Director of Advancement Services

Sanaa Haamen, Howard student president of Muslim Student Association standing by fall colored tree

An Empathetic Leader: Sanaa Haamen, President of Muslim Student Association

Nikki Clifton, president of Social Impact and UPS Foundation, painting mural on wall as a service project

How Passion Delivers Impact: Nicole 'Nikki' Clifton (B.A. '93), President of Social Impact and The UPS Foundation

Martin Luther King, Jr. speaking at Rankin Chapel December 7, 1956

Martin Luther King Jr.’s Legacy at Howard

Granulosa Cell Tumor of the Ovary, Inhibin Immunostain

Improving Quality of Life in Cancer Treatments: A Q&A with Alumna Michele Y. Halyard, M.D.

B/W photo of Pauli Murray writing at a desk

An Invisible Giant: The Legacy of Pauli Murray (J.D. ’44, H. ’17), Trailblazing Civil Rights Lawyer

black and white portrait of Natalie Edwards on white background

Inclusion Matters: Alumna Natalie Edwards on What it Means to be a Chief Diversity Officer