Her Campus • 26th October 2026

Museum of Us: Culture Con puts Black Creativity on full display

“I’d say Black creativity is alchemy,” Abjei said. “I feel like it’s allowed Black people to transform their trauma into something beautiful that the world has been able to visualize, but also come to love because we’ve been able to have our art transcend borders”

Her Campus • 16th April 2026

Howard University's Screen on the Green

“I believe events like this are important because Howard always needs a fun event for people to unwind and be able to connect with a movie. It’s a great way to get people out of their dorms.”

Her Campus • 7th February 2026

Are Ticket Prices the New Social Class Indicator?

While some fans were able to successfully acquire tickets, many were unlucky as they ran into the longstanding problem of Ticketmaster’s pricing and egregious resale prices.

Her Campus • 11th November 2025

Not Country Enough?– The Grammys Eliminates The Best Country Album Category

Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter served as a reclamation of the genre and her validity to exist in that particular sphere of music after performing her song “Daddy Lessons” from her Lemonade album alongside the Dixie Chicks at the 2016 Country Music Awards— a space she did not feel welcomed and was racially attacked during the awards show and online afterwards.

Her Campus • 30th October 2025

Media Mogul Cathy Hughes Returns to Howard

As for fostering the next generation, Hughes has a personal commitment to always open the door for those who follow. She acknowledges the fear of the elimination of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in media, but instead offers hope and optimism towards the situation.

Her Campus • 20th October 2025

Pink Ribbons & Walking With Purpose For Breast Cancer

Saturday morning, The Movement Street’s Howard chapter kicked off Breast Cancer Awareness Month by organizing a walk surrounding Howard’s campus and partnering with a plethora of the university’s various organizations. For Tehya Thompson, a senior and the chapter’s special events chair, the purpose of this walk was personal and deeply resonated with her.

Her Campus • 14th October 2025

DMV Fall Activities to Get You Out of Your Dorm

As the leaves begin to fall and the scent of pumpkin spice lingers in the cool air, Washington D.C. begins to offer special fun festivities. Regardless of what your ideal fall outing is, D.C. has something to do for everyone. So get out of that dorm and into the city, with these actives.