WASHINGTON – Thursday, Aug. 13 is Black Women’s Equal Pay Day, meaning Black [and Africana] womxn work four months more than white women and eight months into the “new” year before making as much as their white male counterparts.
President Frederick announces decision to to move all undergraduate courses for the Fall 2020 semester fully online, and non-residential.
Top ranked HBCU taps leading video platform to provide faculty and students with active learning experiences, both virtually and in-person
President Frederick announces the DC Office of Planning and the DC Department of Health have reviewed our prevention, containment and mitigation measures, along with our communication and data collection plans, and deemed them compliant with the requirements of the Coronavirus 2019 Guidance for Colleges and Universities.
Howard University President Wayne Frederick provides updates to the campus community regarding the Fall Re-opening Plan, Feesand Quarantine.
She hopes to serve as an ambassador of Ronald W. Walter’s legacy by “encouraging the black community to recognize and assert the dynamism of its individual and collective political voices.”
The Scott gift marks the largest gift from a single donor in school history.
The Thurgood Marshall Civil Rights Center at Howard University School of Law and other advocatesare urging U.S. lawmakers to do more to address structural racism in the next coronavirus relief package.