E. Ethelbert
Miller: Prolific Writer and Tireless Mentor
Before
he became the person the Washington Post called “the
most influential person” in the area’s arts community, E. Ethelbert
Miller was a typical student. In his critically acclaimed memoir,
Fathering Words, he speaks candidly about his days
as an undergraduate at Howard University, from the frustrations
of dorm life and failing economics class to his decision to
change his major and become a writer. It’s a decision he has
stuck with through the years and one that has brought him critical
acclaim, peer recognition and personal fulfillment as the author
of 10 books, most of them anthologies. read
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Howard
University
Choir Embarks on Trip to China
The Howard University
Choir has traveled all over the world to perform—from Libreville,
Gabon to Davos, Switzerland, and the list continues to grow.
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Excellence
at Howard
Haile Gerima,
professor, Department of Radio,
Television and Film
Professor and award-
winning independent filmmaker, has made a
major splash in prestigious film festivals throughout
the world with his latest
film, “Teza.”
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University
News
Arne
Duncan,
Secretary
of the U.S. Department of Education, underscored the need for
a solid education
for all Americans...
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