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Howard University Researcher Kamilah Woodson Develops A.I.-Powered Platform to Expand Mental Health Support for Students

Howard University psychologist Dr. Kamilah Woodson is using AI and narrative therapy to help students reshape their stories, build resilience, and access culturally responsive mental health support before reaching a crisis point.

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

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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 Historian Lopez Matthews Jr. to Advise U.S. Racial Healing Leadership Group

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Howard University Awarded $570K DURIP Grant to Support Interdisciplinary Research and Education

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Knight Foundation Announces $250,000 Grant for Howard University to Research the Impact of Digital Manipulation in Black Communities

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Howard University School of Divinity Awarded $1 Million Grant to Launch the Ethical Leadership and Racial Justice Initiative

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U.S. Department of Defense Awards $7.5M to Launch Howard University Center of Excellence in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

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Howard Ph.D. Student Publishes Article in Top Medical Journal “The Lancet” on Racial Inequities and Solutions in Medicine

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Howard University Professor Awarded $760,000 to Lead NSF Convergence Accelerator Team

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Howard University Chemical Engineering Professor Awarded $500K NSF Grant for Research on Biological Surfaces and Pathogens

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Howard University to Lead IBM's First Quantum Education and Research Initiative for Historically Black Colleges and Universities

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The Howard University Simulation Center is Changing How Healthcare Professionals Learn