Howard Manor: Brand-new Bison living one block from campus
Beautifully renovated, never-before-lived-in studios, 1-bedrooms, and 2-bedrooms are leasing now. Alumni who qualify can lock in rents far below Ward 1 market rates while living steps from the Georgia Avenue–Petworth Metro and The Yard.
Read More about Howard Manor: Brand-new Bison living one block from campusHome team advantage: Alumni coaches invest in the next generation
Howard athletes juggle intense training schedules and academics with the help of coaches who lead with intention. When alumni return to inspire and uplift, they spark a powerful legacy of pride, mentorship and Black excellence.
Read More about Home team advantage: Alumni coaches invest in the next generationIda Rose, DDS, gives to Howard because Howard gave to her
For Ida Rose, DDS, the inspiration to create an endowed scholarship for pediatric dentistry students at Howard University came through prayer and fasting during a troubled time. Now, she’s leaving a legacy for future dentists.
Read More about Ida Rose, DDS, gives to Howard because Howard gave to herDrummond moves from design student to dynamic studio founder
Meet Jimmie J. Drummond III — a Howard alum and renowned designer curating dynamic, thoughtful and immersive spaces across the greater Washington, D.C., area. From founding his own studio to educating future creatives, his journey is rooted in culture, community and bold design.
Read More about Drummond moves from design student to dynamic studio founderGolden reunion class sets $1 million fundraising goal
The Class of 1975, which processed during 2025 Commencement Convocation, has raised more than $607 thousand of its $1 million goal. Recognized during the Honor Roll Golden Luncheon during Commencement weekend, the class campaign continues through December 31.
Read More about Golden reunion class sets $1 million fundraising goalBlack, White, Colored
by Lauretta Malloy and LeeAnét Noble An absorbing investigation into a little-known historical tragedy—an insurrection at the turn of the twentieth century which upended post-Reconstruction gains made by Black residents in a small North Carolina town.
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by Ta-Nehisi Coates In a three-part story that takes place in Senegal, South Carolina, and Palestine, Coates discusses the importance of a storyteller’s undying, healthy relationship to the truth.
Read More about The MessageSh+aguar, The Night Huntress
by Sandhi Smalls Santini (B.A. '79) In a race to save humanity, Kitt Kougar, a woman who becomes infused with the DNA of a “melanistic jaguar,” takes on life saving responsibilities.
Read More about Sh+aguar, The Night HuntressWhen the Red Ball Express Came Home
by Rev. Cleven L. Jones, Sr. (B. DIV. ’76) A fictional account of the hardships, friendships, and lessons of Black soldiers who fought tyranny and racism during World War II.
Read More about When the Red Ball Express Came HomeThe Journey: An African American Woman’s Road Map to Independence
by Troy A. Young, C.F.P. (B.B.A. ’88) Philosophies on Black women’s financial development including employee benefits, insurance, and retirement plans.
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