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Howard students share their podcasts at Spotify listening party
“I get to share my work with the rest of the world!” Howard student and future journalist Trinity Webster-Bass said. News4’s Walter Morris reports from the “1619: The College Edition” event.
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18-year-old Howard University student struck, killed by car on campus
A local college community is in mourning after a freshman was struck and killed on Howard University’s campus. News4’s Walter Morris spoke to students at a memorial.
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18-year-old Howard University student dies after being hit by car on campus
Hundreds gathered at Howard University on Monday to remember a student who was fatally struck by a car on campus last week.
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Black Maternal Health Week to raise awareness in April
News4’s Molette Green is working for the community with advice from the director of Howard University’s Student Health Center for women of color.
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Cast of ‘A Different World' visits Howard University on HBCU tour
“To walk into a school like Howard and have people that weren’t even born when this show was on and have them know all the details … it just makes my heart expand,” actress Cree Summer said.
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Doctor's journey from teen mom to physician
A Howard University graduate achieved her dream of becoming a doctor after becoming a mother at the age of 15. News4’s Dominique Moody has her story.
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Howard's comeback falls short, loses to Wagner 71-68 in First Four matchup
Howard’s season ended Tuesday after Wagner kicked off March Madness with its first NCAA Tournament win in program history.
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Howard downs Delaware State 70-67 for MEAC crown and 2nd consecutive trip to NCAA tourney
NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — Jordan Hairston scored 18 points and Bryce Harris and Seth Towns each scored 16 points and Howard beat Delaware State 70-67 on Saturday in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Tournament championship to secure an NCAA Tournament bid.
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Howard University students dedicate spring break to service
The Alternative Spring Break program will go to 20 cities struggling with food insecurity, crime and truancy. News4’s Molette Green spoke to student Tyrah Lacy about the experience.
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The Hilltop celebrates 100 years of student journalism at Howard University
“The Nation’s Oldest Black Collegiate Newspaper” was co-founded in 1924 by acclaimed Harlem Renaissance author Zora Neale Hurston. News4 Community Reporter Molette Green spoke to the newspaper’s current editor-in-chief about the centennial celebration.
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Howard University teaches future educators how to navigate challenges
Frustration, burnout and lack of support are just some of the reasons that educators are choosing to leave the profession. Howard University is trying to equip students in education with skills and the mindset to pursue a career in education. News4’s Dominique Moody reports.
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Howard U. scholarship program develops future engineers
A local tech company is working to increase the number of Black engineers in the United States by offering full tuition scholarships to several Howard University students. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.
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‘Dream come true': Howard University graduate lands Beyoncé beat reporter role
Cache McClay proved girls do run the world when she became Gannett’s first-ever Beyoncé beat reporter. News4’s Jummy Olabanji spoke to Cache about her journey and how she’s inspiring the next generation of journalists.
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Howard University is working to close the Black pharmacist gap
Black Americans face persistent health care disparities, and whether patients identify with their health care providers plays a part. But Howard University is working to break barriers through its pharmacy program.
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Howard University is working to close the Black pharmacist gap
Black Americans face persistent health care disparities, and whether patients identify with their health care providers plays a part. News4’s Derrick Ward shows how Howard University is hoping to break barriers through its pharmacy program.
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Howard U. says its most important artifacts are safe after viral video break-in
Howard University says the most important artifacts from the building that formerly housed the School of Divinity are safe after a break-in. The university says TikTok video shows people breaking into Benjamin E. Mays Hall sometime in the past year. A group walked through a library, flipped through books and used a fire extinguisher. “All of the critical assets, all…
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Howard University investigates break-in at abandoned building
Howard University says video shows people breaking into Benjamin E. Mayes Hall, which housed the School of Divinity for almost 30 years. News4’s Dominique Moody reports on how the university is preserving and protecting its rich history.
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Howard University break-in posted on TikTok
A TikTok video circulating on social media shows people breaking into Howard University’s Benjamin E. Mays Hall, which housed the School of Divinity from 1987 to 2015. The video shows the intruders walking through the boarded-up building in the 1400 block of Shepherd Street NE, opening books and discharging a fire extinguisher. The video shows hundreds of books, computers and…
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Video shows break-in at Howard University
A video posted to TikTok shows people breaking in to Mays Hall at Howard University.
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Howard track star selected for WWE training program
WWE selected a senior track star at Howard University for a recruiting program aimed at training the next generation of wrestlers. The WWE Next in Line program is open to college athletes from all sports, training them to become wrestlers. “I actually am not nervous at all,” Darci Khan said. “I feel like I would be a great wrestler. Because…