Another chapter in the ‘Battle of the Real HU’
This past Saturday, Howard University and Hampton University squared off for the 100th time in the Truth and Service Classic, continuing one of the longest-standing rivalries in HBCU football. Audi Field was packed with 16,813 fans, all eager to witness another chapter in the storied “Battle of the Real HU.” Dating back to 1908, this rivalry has seen countless intense matchups, and this year’s game was no exception. Although Hampton came away with a 27-20 victory, the Bison fought hard, adding to the legacy of this historic competition.
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By Kelvin Childs
Homecoming at Howard University was special for Michael Heiserman (’63, Bachelor of Architecture). While he was deep into his studies at the School (now College) of Architecture (CEA), Heiserman helped build a float for the annual Homecoming parade for the Army Corps cadets because he was in the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC). He also borrowed the car that towed the float from an area Cadillac dealership.
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Join us at the Second Annual Divine Nine Homecoming Fundraising Brunch on Friday, Oct. 18. The goal of this challenge is to support any HU Homecoming campaign and the Impact Howard Funds, which are a collection of unrestricted giving opportunities designed to offer you a greater choice in where you direct your generosity. The contest will focus on the amount raised and the participation rate. The highlight of this event will be the celebration of the 1974 fraternity and sorority lines that were initiated 50 years ago.
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By Deidra W. Hill, Ed.D.
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