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Prince George’s County Executive Aisha Braveboy Presented With the ‘Bison Breaking Barriers Award’

Bison who serve or previously served as members of the Maryland House of Delegates were recognized during the annual event.

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MLK at Charter Day

The Dream at The Mecca: Howard’s MLK Legacy in Practice

Zora Neale Hurston

The Life and Legacy of Zora Neale Hurston: ‘A Genius of the South’

Richard Smallwood at 2024 tribute

Remembering the Life of Double Alumnus, Gospel Music Pioneer Richard Smallwood

Brooklyn Tucker and Kayden Edwards from hotel pitch competition

Howard Business Students Win Big with $50,000 Hotel Pitch Prize

Justin Hansford and Madison Medard

Howard Students Make the Local Global at The U.N. Permanent Forum on People of African Descent

Save the Culture Books cover. Foreground: African American Authors in purple. Background: book covers in yellow

SAVE THE CULTURE: Essential Literature in African American History

2025 HBCU Entrepreneur Empowerment Summit

Blueprints for Bold Ventures: HBCU Empowerment Summit Maps Future for Entrepreneurs of Color

Hayes-Dixon office shot

Howard University College of Medicine Dean Hayes Dixon Installed as American Pediatric Surgical Association President

Ananda Lewis, host of BET's Teen Summit and Howard University graduate

Howard Remembers Alumna Ananda Lewis, a Bright Star Who Was the Voice of a Generation

2025 HPS Center graduates

From The Mecca to Wall Street: Howard’s HPS Center is Shaping the Future of Finance

Dr. Paul Zeleza

Howard University Celebrates Life and Legacy of Dr. Paul Zeleza at 70th Birthday Conference

Dr. David Blackwell

Dr. David Harold Blackwell: The Enduring Legacy of a Howard Luminary in the Age of AI

Dr. Sandra Jeter

Problem Solving: Howard's Project PRESS Fellows Provide Critical Social Work in D.C. Schools