Web Accessibility Support

Legacy

Howard graduates are among HBCU alumni continue to have an outsized impact on the world.

Howard University guard Bryce Harris on the court

Howard University to Face North Carolina A&T at Duke’s Cameron Indoor Stadium, Returning to the Site of MEAC History

When Howard University meets North Carolina A&T Dec. 9, the matchup will be more than a nonconference showdown between two premier HBCUs — it will be a symbolic return to the birthplace of HBCU basketball history.

Read Story " Howard University to Face North Carolina A&T at Duke’s Cameron Indoor Stadium, Returning to the Site of MEAC History "
Howard University guard Bryce Harris on the court

Howard University to Face North Carolina A&T at Duke’s Cameron Indoor Stadium, Returning to the Site of MEAC History

Kennedi Reece Hero

Howard University Musical Theatre Major Kennedi Reece Set to Star in Anticipated ‘A Different World’ Sequel on Netflix

2025 Greek Step Show

Tradition, Precision, and Style Take Center Stage at Howard Homecoming Greek Step Show

Sylvia Taylor accepting award from School of Business leadership

Howard School of Business’s 55th Anniversary Gala Celebrates Alumni and Calls for Giving Back

Dr. Hale speaking with students

RLJ Lodging Trust CEO Leslie Hale Emphasizes Hard Work, Mentorship During Executive Lecture Series

Mister and Miss Howard 2025

Behind the Coronation: A Look Inside Howard’s 2025 ‘One of One’ Royal Court

Andrew Young

From ‘Dirty Work’ to Diplomacy: Andrew Young Comes Home to Howard to Share Hard-Won Lessons in Civil Rights and Leadership from a 'One of One' Alumnus

George Henry White

George Henry White: How a Lone Congressman, Banker, Lawyer, and Howard Alumnus Made a ‘One of One’ Difference at the Turn of the Twentieth Century

Prince Bijon and Alexandra Woods in Dilemma of a ghost

Authors and Artists Tell ‘The Story of Us’ at International Black Writers Festival

Cox Jr. on stage gesturing toward his father in front row

"One of One" Faculty: Howard Celebrates Former Math Dept. Head Dr. Elbert Cox, the First Black Math Ph.D., and 100 Years of Black Mathematics Academic Excellence