Ten Howard football players display their talent in front of NFL scouts in pursuit of their professional dreams.

American safety Kenny Gallop Jr. could be the first Howard football player to be drafted to the NFL since 2006.

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NPR's Michel Martin speaks with Sherrilyn Ifill, of Howard University School of Law, about the opening the 14th Amendment Center for Law and Democracy.

Athletics fans are getting a sneak peek of the ... The latest renderings also show the home locker room and the home and visitors bullpens staggered next to each other in left field, in addition ...

San Francisco State University has announced plans to cut three of its athletic teams in order to save $1 million per year. The typically non-revenue generating teams, men’s baseball, men’s soccer and ...

Before approving the budget, the Board of Education added several additional priorities, including funding to hire athletic trainers in all high schools. The additions come after Howard County ...

The Howard County Board of Education on Tuesday approved the school system’s approximately $1.26 billion operating budget for next school year, setting aside nearly $1 million to put an athletic ...

when President Andrew Johnson signed the federal charter that brought their beloved university into existence. “This act defined Howard as a place of higher learning, dedicated to training African ...

There’s a new room for team meetings with a floor-to-ceiling digital videoboard. The medical facilities include eight training tables ... have it better than the Athletics, who will play ...

This year’s championship yielded the highest point total of their title run as well as the highest margin of victory, according to Howard University Athletics. Crosby, along with Tiffani-Rae Pittman, ...

A 25-year-old master's student at Aligarh Muslim University, Mohammad Shakir, was found hanging outside his hostel room on Friday. Shakir, who was pursuing MA in Theology, showed no signs of ...