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Howard University Didn’t Have a Women’s Rugby Team, So a Black Woman Spawned a Movement by Creating One
19-year-old Takunda Rusike refused to be denied—and the James G. Robertson and Clive Sullivan Rugby Foundation had her back.
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Students at Howard Protest School for Poor Housing Conditions, Tuition Increase and Lack of Representation
The student sit-in at the school’s Blackburn University Center began on Tuesday.
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The Basketball Recruiting Class for Kanye West’s Donda Academy Is No Joke
The Grammy Award-winning rapper is building his own high school basketball powerhouse.
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In Honor of Chadwick Boseman, Netflix Creates $5.4 Million Scholarship for Howard University Students
The Chadwick A. Boseman Memorial Scholarship will award four-year scholarships to incoming HU students in the College of Fine Arts.
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Howard University Cancels Classes After Ransomware Attack
Howard says that so far no personal information was stolen or accessed, but the campus will remain closed and the wifi shut down until it’s deemed safe.
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Phylicia Rashad Apologizes to Howard Students and Parents for 'Insensitive' Cosby Tweet
The actor and dean of Howard University's College of Fine Arts was roundly criticized for celebrating her on-screen husband's early release from prison.
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It Hurts When It's One of Your Own
Why Phylicia Rashad's statement hit me in the gut, and how it echoes the sentiments of other Black women.
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Bill Cosby Celebrates Technicality-Based Prison Release; Howard University and Janet Hubert Respond to Phylicia Rashad
Cosby says he always maintained his innocence, Howard University denounces Rashad's insensitive comments and Hubert calls out Rashad.
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Homecoming Queen: Phylicia Rashad Is the New Dean of Howard University's College of Fine Arts
“You learn something once, and it’s yours for life…you’ve got big dreams, you want fame. Well, fame costs, and right here is where you start paying—in sweat.” OK, so it was Phylicia Rashad’s younger sister Debbie Allen who famously said those lines to a (fictional) classroom of young aspiring talents—but it will be Ms. Rashad…
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The 10 Most Significant Black Cultural Institutions or Entities That Never Actually Existed, Ranked
Ever since Ricky Baker caught a few 12-gauge shells to the legs and back in 1991’s Boyz N The Hood—holy shit it turns 30 this year!!!!!!—and moved on up to that deluxe apartment in the sky, he’s been part of the Black consciousness. Boyz N The Hood plays constantly, even in 2021, on TNT and…