WASHINGTON (December 12, 2018) – The U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs has awarded the Howard University Center for African Studies $159,888 to fund two consecutive summers of the Yoruba Group Project, which helps students to study at the University of Ibadan’s Yoruba Language Center in Nigeria.
Howard University is proud to add Ron Prince to the family as the Head Coach of the football program!
Sabrina Newton, a senior from Barbados, named 2019 Rangel Fellow!
WASHINGTON, D.C. (December 7, 2018) — Four Howard University students made it to the finalist stage of the 2019 Rhodes Scholarship competition. This year’s finalists from Howard University are Farion Cooper, Ayush Giri, Trey Hawkins and Anupam Roy.
WASHINGTON (December 6, 2018) – Howard University professor of Africana Dance and Performance History, Ofosuwa Abiola, Ph.D., is now a published author, with her book, History Dances: Chronicling the History of Traditional Mandinka Dance available for purchase starting today.
Thank you @projectdiversifymedicine for highlighting Dr. Lori Wilson, Chief of Surgical Oncology at #HowardUniversity. #howardmedicinematters...
2191 16Howard University to be the only HBCU at the Adobe Worldwide Sales Conference this December.
Howard University alumnus Anthony Browder, Ph.D. has been leading groundbreaking work in Egyptian archaeology as the first African American to fund and coordinate an archaeological dig in Egypt. Browder is director of the ASA Restoration Project, which recently celebrated its 10th year, and is responsible for the excavation and restoration of the 25th dynasty tombs of Karabasken and Karakhamun in Luxor, Egypt.
Monday evening during the District of Columbia Council’s legislative meeting, the amendment to include an academic affiliation agreement for Howard University in the East End Health Equity Act passed. This was followed by a decision to postpone the vote on passing the entire legislation until December 18. Both decisions forward Howard’s interests and support continuing our legacy of producing top African American health care professionals to serve D.C. and the nation.