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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

Honorary Degree Recipient Dr. Brown

Anesthesiologist, Honorary Degree Designee Emery Neal Brown on Understanding the Brain, Mentorship, and the Importance of HBCUs

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Somos Dos (We are Both): Afro-Latine Ph.D. Candidate Stacey Speller Explores the Dual HBCU-HSI Identity

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Howard University Honors Faculty at Inaugural Research and Leadership Awards

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Howard University’s HBCU Center Champions Data-Driven Research through Virtual Summit

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From Passion to Policy: School of Social Work Graduate Adachi Selas Confronts Inequities in Child Welfare Through Research

Clinical Psychology Ph.D. student Kelly Garrett

Is Your Neighborhood Stressing You Out? Howard Clinical Psychology Doctoral Student Kelly Garrett Explores Links Between Neighborhoods and Mental Health

Student Researcher Kinara Phillips

Born Black but Not Breathing: Graduating African American Studies Major Kinara Phillips Sheds Light on Healthcare Disparities in Chicago

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At the Howard Research Symposium, Students Shared the Impacts of Their Work – From Georgia Avenue to the Moon

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Cancer Research: Howard University Guppy Talk Highlights Student and Early Faculty Projects

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Howard University Research Month Panel Explores Complexities and Ethics in Pediatric Drug Development