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Howard University’s Sherrilyn Ifill Discusses SCOTUS Decision to Uphold Birthright Citizenship on ‘All In with Chris Hayes’

Sherrilyn Ifill was featured on MS Now’s “All In with Chris Hayes” on June 30 to discuss the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision to uphold birthright citizenship for anyone born on U.S. soil.

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Howard University Engineering Professors Recognized as Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the World’s Largest Scientific Society

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Howard University Faculty Advance Cancer Research Through AI, Imaging, and Protein Targeting

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Howard University Student Camille Wimberly Selected as a 2026 Goldwater Scholarship Recipient

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Howard University Center for Sickle Cell Disease Marks 50th Anniversary

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Howard University Joins Princeton-HBCU Alliance Designed to Boost Research Partnerships

HU Research Month is April 1-29-2022

HU Research Month Highlights Creativity and Learning (Updated)

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Howard University Signs Partnership with U.S. Space Force

Brianna Clark Ph.D., discusses her research on "Women of HU Athletics: The Intersection of Gender & Race" at an exhibition hosted by the Center for Women, Gender and Global Leadership. -Justin D. Knight/Howard University

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American Cancer Society Awards Howard University $4 Million to Establish Cancer Health Equity Research Center

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Black Men and Computing: Howard University Emerging Researcher Gets Major Boost From the National Science Foundation

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Living History: Graduate Student Junious Whitaker on the Importance of Preserving and Talking About the Past

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Plans For The New Center For Journalism & Democracy

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Graduate School Awarded 2022 National Endowment for the Humanities Initiatives Grant