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Join the ‘Transformation to Triumph Black Women’s Summit’ and Become Part of a Global Network of Support

The three-day, hybrid summit is designed to uplift and empower Black women and others who have been impacted by layoffs, furloughs, and major life events and build an international community.

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Dorothy Porter

The Librarian Who Built the Home for Black Writing, and Other Alumni Who Have Changed Literature

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HU-MasterCard Inclusive Growth Thought Leadership Lecture Series Kicks Off Howard’s 2026 Data Week

Dr. Jelani Cobb

‘Full of Strength’: Dr. Jelani Cobb’s Howard Origins

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Howard University Celebrates the Extraordinary Life of Roberta Flack (B.M.E. ’58, D.Mus. ’75)

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Coming Full Circle: Anthony Anderson’s Journey to Howard University, Hollywood, and Back Again

Dr. Cheikh Ndiaye

Mathematics Professor Cheikh Ndiaye Named Claytor-Gilmer Fellow by American Mathematical Society

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Breaking Barriers in Maternal Health: Dr. Nelson L. Adams III’s Fight for Equitable Care

String players from left to right Dawn Johnson (Viola) Kendall Isadore (Violin – Howard alumna), and Élise Sharp (Cello-HU alumna)

Stringing Together Legacy and Purpose: The String Queens Draw Inspiration from Howard Connections

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Howard Alumna Sunny Sumter: Championing Jazz and Culture in the Nation’s Capital

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Dr. Charles Kim: The Innovator Behind Howard’s First Commercialized Patent, the "Brownout Detector"

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Dr. Karl Thompson's Quest for Scientific Discovery Includes Ushering in the Next Generation of Scientists

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Alumnus Christopher J. Tyson’s Fight for Equitable Communities

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Howard Celebrates the Life of Alumnus Henry L. Marsh III, Richmond's First Black Mayor