NBA Legend Rodney Rogers Dies At 54, Leaving Lasting Impact On Paralysis Advocacy
Within his 12-year career, Rogers became an essential component of a team's overall roster, securing a Sixth Man Of the Year honor in 2000.
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Howard Students And Professors Debate Role Of AI In Learning
By Armani Durham The debate over how students should use artificial intelligence is growing across historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs), and Howard University is no exception. In Washington, D.C.,...
Howard University Students Navigate Traveling For The Holidays After The Government Shutdown
By Armani Durham With the holiday season closing in, Howard University students are joining college travelers nationwide in a race to secure flights home, many booking tickets as early as...
RoDina Williams Becomes First Black Illinoisan To Earn A Doctorate In Clinical Laboratory Science
Today, Williams leads medical laboratory programs at City Colleges of Chicago, overseeing educational, clinical, and administrative operations.
Thousands Of Unpaid Air Traffic Controllers During Shutdown Left Out Of Trump’s ‘Perfect Attendance’ Bonus
Thousands of air traffic controllers who worked without pay during the government shutdown are being excluded from Trump's "perfect attendance" bonus.
