Engineers Without Borders- HU Service Mission to Kenya
The Howard chapter of Engineers Without Borders will build a rainwater harvesting unit and install six bios and filters in Nandi Hills, Kenya. These efforts will increase water quantity and quality. To follow the group's project, visit the blog "Water is Life" at www.Howard.edu/Kenya
Jordan Family Announces Eight Scholarships for 2012-13
WASHINGTON – As part of its annual commitment to the educational and spiritual development of Howard University students, the Artishia and Frederick Jordan Scholarship Fund, is offering eight full tuition, one-semester scholarships during the upcoming school year. ..more
A Sustainable Howard for the 21st Century
The Central Campus Master Plan has laid the groundwork to build a green and more sustainable campus. The plan is intended to stimulate the revitalization of the campus and the surrounding community through new residence halls, research facilities, public recreational facilities and ..more
The Rebirth of the Howard Theatre
In April, Howard University and the LeDroit Park community were reunited with an old friend, the Howard Theatre. The historic theater dons a replica of its original 1910 façade, topped by the “Jazz Man” and flanked by Duke Ellington immortalized in statues. The theater brings energy to..more
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Black History Month 2012
Howard students weigh in on whether or not the commemoration of Black History month is still neccessary.
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