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Hello, hello! This week, we sit down with White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) scholars at Howard University who attended the WHCA dinner to hear their perspectives on the shooting that occurred during the dinner.
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producer: Tatiana Allen
Hello, hello! This week, we hear from three Hilltop reporters! This episode will discuss events that took place during Springfest, including the Warden's Spring Classic, Howard Night Live and the multicultural festival. This is an episode you won't want to miss! Tune in wherever you get your podcasts!
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Yacine Ba, Myla Walker and Tatiana Allen
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Hello, hello! This week, we hear from Howard University graduates about their experiences after attending Howard University. This is an episode you won't want to miss! Tune in wherever you get your podcasts!
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Jordan Adkins, Myla Walker, and Tatiana Allen
Hello, hello! This week, we discuss burnout at Howard University and solutions that can help prevent it. This is an episode you won't want to miss! Tune in wherever you get your podcasts.
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Jordan Adkins, Tatiana Allen, and Yacine Ba
Hello, hello! This week, we hear from Howard students about their feelings toward Howard University's student campaign season. This is an episode you won't want to miss! Tune in wherever you get your podcast!
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Jordan Adkins, Myla Walker, and Yacine Ba
Hello, hello! This week, we will discuss the Howard basketball program's growth, explore “The Howard Treatment” and dive into the BTS album teaser controversy.
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Tatiana Allen, Myla Walker, and Yacine Ba
Hello, hello! This week, we discuss Black Press Day and the importance of the Black press. Tune in wherever you get your podcasts!
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Jordan Adkins, Myla Walker, and Yacine Ba
Hello, hello! This week, we discuss a study published by the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Network Open, which concluded that Black people have higher mortality rates due to stress. Throughout this episode, The HillTalks podcast team will interview experts at Howard University to get a better understanding of the stressors that may cause higher mortality rates in the Black community and their connections to discrimination. This is an episode you won't want to miss! Tune in wherever you get your podcasts!
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Tatiana Allen and Myla Walker
Hello, hello! This week, we discuss Howard students' experiences participating in the Alternative Spring Break (ASB) program. Tune in wherever you get your podcasts!
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Tatiana Allen and Myla Walker
Hello, hello! This week, we discuss the visibility of Historically Black Colleges and Universities or HBCUs. This is an episode you won't want to miss. Tune in wherever you get your podcasts!
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Jordan Adkins, Tatiana Allen and Yacine Ba
Hello, hello! This week, we discuss AI initiatives at Howard University and the impact they have on students and faculty.
This is an episode you won't want to miss. Tune in wherever you get your podcast!
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Tatiana Allen, Yacine Ba, Myla Walker
Hello, hello! This week, we discuss the job market and how it's impacting Howard students looking for work.
This is an episode you won't want to miss. Tune in wherever you get your podcast!
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Jordan Adkins, Tatiana Allen, Myla Walker
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Hello, hello! This week, we discuss the job market and how it's impacting Howard students looking for work.
Link: https://open.spotify.com/show/1EfUH4KHkpokVJpbccbiJW?si=LTJ-1sA2TnSw5sOKkFzipA
Hello, hello! This week, we discuss Howard University students' reactions to the ICE occupation in Minnesota. This is an episode you won't want to miss. Tune in wherever you get your podcast!
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Yacine Ba and Myla Walker
Hello, hello! This week, we will discuss the moments and people that contributed to Howard University's legacy of excellence in 2025.
This is an episode you won't want to miss. Tune in wherever you get your podcast!
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Jordan Adkins, Tatiana Allen, Myla Walker
Hello, hello! As homecoming wraps up, we wanted to get a better understanding of how Homecoming not only impacts the Howard community but also the greater D.C. community. This week, we will discuss how local D.C. residents feel about Homecoming and its impact on the way the Howard community and the D.C. community interact with one another. We also sit down with council member of the District of Columbia, Kenyan R. McDuffie, to get a better understanding of how Howard Homecoming impacts the D.C. community. This is an episode you won't want to miss. Tune in wherever you get your podcast!
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Yacine Ba, Tatiana Allen, Jordan Adkins and Myla Walker
Hello, hello! This week, we discuss Howard homecoming and how it creates a space for the black community to commune and reconnect with one another at “The Mecca.” HillTalks host, Zion Williams, sat down with Milynda Stewart, a senior political science and communication double major at George Washington University. Stewart is attending Howard homecoming for the first time.
This is an episode you won't want to miss. Tune in wherever you get your podcast!
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Yacine Ba, Tatiana Allen, Jordan Adkins
Hello, hello! This week, we discuss how the Trump administration's cuts to environmental projects in the South will affect Howard students and southern communities. We sat down with Adam Tolliver, a sophomore at Howard University from Jackson, Mississippi, along with Nahdia Parks, who is the vice president of Howard University Water and Environment Association (HUWEA) to get a better understanding of how she advocates for the environment at Howard University. Lastly, we discussed solutions to environmental injustices with David A. Padgett, Ph.D, who is a co-founder of the HBCU Environmental Justice Technical Collaborative and associate professor at Tennessee State University.
This is an episode you won't want to miss. Tune in wherever you get your podcast!
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Yacine Ba, Tatiana Allen, Jordan Adkins
Hello, hello! This week we discuss The International Black Writers Festival at Howard University and how storytelling shapes Black stories.
This is an episode you won't want to miss, tune in wherever you get your podcast!
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Yacine Ba, Tatiana Allen
Hello, hello! This week, we discuss the discontinuation of the Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) program funding by the Department of Education. This affects many college students around the country, including Howard students. We sat down with Krista Johnson, Ph.D., she is a professor and outgoing director of the Center for African Studies at Howard University to get an understanding of the program and its mission. We also talk to Fatiat Mustapha, a Howard student, to understand her experience losing her FLAS scholarship.
This is an episode you won't want to miss. Tune in wherever you listen to your podcasts!
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Yacine Ba, Tatiana Allen
Hello, hello! This week we discuss the recent threats to Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) nationwide. We sit down with Hampton University student, Lathan Dunbar-Keys to understand what safety measures Hampton took to keep students safe. Along with Benjamin Talton, Ph.D., the executive director of the Moorland-Spingarn Research Center and professor in the history department at Howard University to provide some historical context on why HBCUs are receiving threats.
This is an episode you won't want to miss, tune in wherever you get your podcast!
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Yacine Ba, Tatiana Allen
This week we hear from two Howard University students who attended the “We Are All D.C.” march on Saturday, Sept. 6.
Make sure to tune in wherever you get your podcast!
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Yacine Ba, Tatiana Allen
Hello, hello! This week we discuss how the removal of food options like Chipotle, Subway and Negril from campus affect Howard students. We sit down with Maryam Muhammad, a student experiencing food insecurity at Howard. We visit Common Good City Farm, a green space that cultivates community through food. Lastly, we speak with Georgetown University professor Yuki Kato, P.h.D, who is an Urban Sociologist, to understand how solutions to food insecurity work.
This is an episode you won't want to miss, tune in wherever you get your podcast!
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Yacine Ba, Tatiana Allen
Hello, hello! This week, we discuss the resignation of President Ben Vinson III, Ph.D. and the return of Dr. Wayne A.I. Frederick as interim president at Howard University. We wanted to gain a better understanding of how current and past Howard students feel about the change in leadership and how the president's role affects Howard students.
This is an episode you won't want to miss. Tune in wherever you get your podcasts.
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Transition Music: Dream As Testimony by Blue Dot Sessions (www.sessions.blue)
Production team:
Host and executive producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Yacine Ba and Tatiana Allen
Hello, hello! This week we discuss how student advocacy culture has changed at Howard University and the role social media plays in how students advocate for one another. We sit down with Taliana Singleton, also known as @dolly4300 on TikTok, a former Howard student who works with “Whose Howard Is It?,” Gwendolyn Jefferson, Ph.D., a Howard alumna who advocated for her community in the early 1970s, and Jelani Favors, Ph.D., incoming vice president of the United Negro College Fund and director of the Frederick D. Patterson Research Institute.
This is an episode you won't want to miss, tune in wherever you get your podcast!
Tiktok Audio Used
@dolly4300
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Yacine Ba, Tatiana Allen
Hello, hello! Welcome to the first episode of the fourth season of ‘The HillTalks' podcast. I'm glad you could join us.
This week, we break down current and past financial aid issues at Howard University. We also turn to Associate Professor Greg Carr, Ph.D., for insight on the situation and what can be done to move forward.
Tune in wherever you get your podcasts.
Sources:
6 Howard University Employees Fired for Misappropriating Financial Aid9-Day Student Protest At Howard University Ends With A DealBeyond Affirmative Action: HBCUs and the Time For Equitable FundingHow the state underfunded Tennessee State University by $2 billionFact Check: HBCU Alumni Give More Than National AverageGiving Spare Change And Love To Historically Black Colleges And UniversitiesThe Economics of HBCUsProtesting Howard University students take over administration buildingAdditional Audio Used:
TikTok Audios
@boundriesandbloom
@leluvsyu
@iiamartist
@scholarshipcollegemama
Twitter Audio
@KyraAzore
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Yacine Ba and Tatiana Allen
More than 100 years ago, 'The Hilltop' was founded by Zora Neale Hurston and Eugene King, and since then, they have created a legacy of exceptional journalists who are committed to informing the community.
Here at 'The HillTalks' podcast, we want to continue to contribute to their legacy by producing factual and relevant episodes that help you connect the dots on what's going on!
Check out 'The HillTalks' podcast wherever you get your podcast!
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Zion Williams
Producers: Yacine Ba and Tatiana Allen
Hello, hello! This week we cover HUSA runoff elections, explore where natural remedies fit in modern health care, and highlight the 53rd annual Owen Dodson “Weenie” Awards, where the College of Fine Arts' Department of Theatre Arts students celebrated one another's achievements both on and off the stage with performances, awards and some truly heartfelt moments.
Stories Featured :
HUSA Executive Runoff Election Moves Forward Without Elections Commission - The Hilltop
Where Do Natural Remedies Fit In Modern Healthcare? - The Hilltop
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Madison Belo
Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Zion Williams
Hello, hello! This week on The HillTalks podcast, we break down Howard's decision to rescind student charges over a Starbucks payment violation, cover the anti‑Trump protest and the Free Gaza rally that drew thousands to Washington, D.C. and explore the developing story of the “Liberation Zone” encampment set up on The Yard. Tune in wherever you get your podcasts.
Stories Featured
INVESTIGATIVE - The Hilltop
Anti-Trump Protest and Free Gaza Rally Draw Thousands in D.C. - The Hilltop
Additional Audio :
Protest footage provided by Elijah Spencer
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Madison Belo
Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Zion Williams
Hello, hello! This week, we break down Howard's recent advisory on U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids sent via email and examine growing concerns among international students as President Donald Trump's administration revokes student visas. We also speak with immigration attorney and Howard professor Nicole Dillard, who offers legal insights on what to do if ICE appears on campus.
Show Notes:
Stories Covered:
Howard Issues Advisory Amid Growing Concerns Over ICE Raids - The Hilltop
International students express worries under the Trump administration - The Hilltop
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Madison Belo
Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Zion Williams
Hello, hello! This week on the HillTalks podcast, we get the inside scoop on how the Howard University student elections ended with an executive order that dismantled the Elections Commission and hear directly from Jay Jones, the 65th HUSA administration president, about what comes next.
Show Notes:
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Madison Belo
Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Zion Williams
Hello, hello.This week, we dive into HU athletics, starting with Darci Khan, former Howard track superstar and valedictorian, making her WWE Evolve debut. We also cover the women's basketball team's historic win and the swimming and diving team's performance at the CSCAA Championships.Stories Covered:
Howard Track Superstar and Valedictorian Makes WWE Evolve Debut - The Hilltop
Women's Basketball Makes History With Win Against Siena College - The Hilltop
Howard Swimming and Diving Concludes Season at CSCAA Championships - The Hilltop
Show Notes:
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
- Host & Executive Producer: Madison Belo
- Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Zion Williams
Additional audio:
Field Sound
Hello, hello! This week, we speak with Dr. Kimberly Moffitt, a Howard alumna and the new dean of the Cathy Hughes School of Communications. We also take you inside the National Newspaper Publishers Association's Black Press Day at Howard and hear reflections from students who dedicated their spring break to service through Howard's Alternative Spring Break.
Tune in!
Show Notes:
Music: Blue Dot Sessions, APM Music
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Madison Belo
Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Zion Williams
Hello, hello, and welcome to this week's Hilltalks Podcast! Today we're joined by Dr. Carmen Johnson—Director of Court Watch and Judicial Accountability (Life After Release) and Co-Founder & Chief Programs and Operations Officer of Helping Ourselves to Transform. She shares insights from her book, “The Pretense of Justice”, dives into her tumultuous battle with the justice system, and talks about her ongoing advocacy today.
Credits:
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Madison Belo
Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Zion Williams
Hello, Hello, This week on “The HillTalks” podcast, We bring you an exclusive interview with Grammy-nominated artist and Howard professor Christie Dashiell as she shares her journey to the Grammys, her unforgettable night, and what's next. Plus, we cover the Nikki Giovanni Read-A-Thon, now cemented as Nikki Giovanni Day at Howard, and examine how Trump's anti-DEI agenda is impacting major industries.
Tune in!
Credits:
Hilltop Stories Covered:
February 14 Declared Nikki Giovanni Day at Howard - The Hilltop
Additional Audio:
Ego Tripping
Visions of Freedom Film Festival: Honoring Nikki Giovanni | Read-a-Thon & Proclamation Ceremony
Nikki Giovanni and James Baldwin in conversation on 'SOUL!' (PART 1) | ALL ARTS Vault
News Clips:
Wildfires Demand Solutions — Rep. Jasmine Crockett Stays on Task - YouTube
MSNBC CHAOS: Network CANCELS More Shows; Joy Reid CRIES; Maddow SLIGHTS Bosses While On Air
Walmart joins list of companies that are rolling back DEI policies
War on DEI: Major Corporations Backtrack on Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Initiatives: What's Next? - YouTube
Target announces it is rolling back DEI programs
Music:
The Christie Dashiell Quartet - “Influence” and “How it ends”, Blue Dot Sessions, APM Music
Production Team:
- Host & Executive Producer: Madison Belo
- Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Zion Williams
Hello, hello, and Happy Black History month!
This week on the “HillTalks” Podcast, we break down the BOWSER Act and its potential impact on D.C., then delve into the long-awaited reopening of Founders Library and the Forever Always: Black Love exhibit at the Moorland-Spingarn Research Center.
Tune in!
Stories Covered:
Congress Aims at D.C. Home Rule with New BOWSER Act Proposal - The Hilltop
Founders Library Set to Reopen in Late Spring after Delays - The Hilltop
News Clips
DC Rep. Oye Owolewa joins Capitol Review
DC's Mayor responds to Trump's takeover comments, says statehood is solution - YouTube
Credits:
Music: Blue Dot Sessions, APM Music
Production Team:
- Host & Executive Producer: Madison Belo
- Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Zion Williams
Hello, hello, and happy Black History Month!
In this week's episode of the "HillTalks" podcast, we break down ICE's recent authorizations and recruitment efforts at Howard, explore the evolving role of protest anthems in modern activism, and dive into Howard University's historic achievement as the first HBCU to regain Research One (R1) status.
Show Notes:
Stories Covered:
ICE and CBP Authorized for Deportation Enforcement, ICE Recruits at Howard - The Hilltop
Where Are All the Protest Anthems? - The Hilltop
Howard receives top research classification, marking milestone for HBCUs - The Hilltop
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Additional Audio Clips: Kendrick Lamar's Apple Music Super Bowl Halftime Show
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Madison Belo
Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Zion Williams
Hello, hello! Happy Black History Month.
This week on “The HillTalks” we dive into the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery's tribute to iconic civil rights attorney Fred Gray. Then, we take a tour through the newly renovated Myrtilla Miner Building, a campus landmark with deep ties to Black education. Finally, we break down the political strategy of “flooding the zone” and its impact.
Tune in!
Stories Covered:
National Portrait Gallery Honors Civil Rights Attorney Fred Gray - The Hilltop
Finding Our Way Through the Flood Zone: Combating Fear and Distraction in the Trump Era - The Hilltop
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
Host & Executive Producer: Madison Belo
Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Zion Williams
In this week's episode of “The HillTalks”, we mourn the loss of incoming Howard University Law professor Kiah Duggins, who tragically died in a mid-air collision. We also dive into the recent federal spending halt—then reversal, while Howard alumni are embroiled in a legal battle with the university. Plus, we celebrate a Howard student's $25,000 scholarship win from alumni Phylicia Rashad and Taraji P. Henson. Tune in!
HillTop Stories
Alumni Lawsuit Over Howard's Board Representation Returns to D.C. Superior Court - The Hilltop
Dean Emeritus Phylicia Rashad and Taraji P. Henson Surprise COFA Student With Scholarship - The Hilltop
Music:
Blue Dot Sessions
Additional News Clips:
See Phylicia Rashad surprise Howard student with scholarship
Federal funding halt not a ‘blanket pause,” money will flow to individuals: White House | FULL
Executive Producer and Host: Madison Belo
Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Zion Williams
Hello, hello, and happy new year!
In this week's episode of the HillTalks Podcast, we dive into the ongoing investigation of a violent robbery involving two Howard students, discuss the brief TikTok ban that caused a stir on social media, and reflect on the recent inauguration of President Donald Trump.
Show Notes:
Stories Covered:
Nine men rob two outside College Hall North, Howard Police say - The Hilltop
TikTok's Brief Ban: Users Discuss Government's Role in Social Media - The Hilltop
News Clips
President Trump Inauguration Speech
Credits
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
- Host & Executive Producer: Madison Belo
- Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Zion Williams
Hello, hello!
In this final episode of the semester, we recap Howard's football season and explore what went wrong. Next, we dive into Vice President Kamala Harris and Gov. Tim Walz's messages of resilience following the recent election. Finally, we celebrate a generous $1 million donation to Howard's School of Business from Design Essentials.
Tune in.
Music Used:
Blue Dot Sessions
APM Music
Production Team:
- Host & Executive Producer: Madison Belo
- Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Lemaria Stevens
Additional Clips;
National Grassroots Call with Tim Walz and Kamala Harris | Full Remarks
Howard What Happen ? Homecoming pt2
This week on the Hilltalks Podcast, we discuss Howard University's path to R1 status and what that means for the future. Plus, we break down the Howard women's soccer team's historic season and the second annual Hip-Hop Studies Conference, along with the launch of the new hip-hop studies minor at Howard in spring 2025.
Tune in!
Music Used:
Blue Dot Sessions
Youtube Studio
Production Team:
- Host & Executive Producer: Madison Belo
- Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Lemaria Stevens
In this week's episode, we celebrate the grand opening of the Go-Go Museum and Café in Anacostia and take a closer look at the production “Dance Like There's Black People Watching: A Black Excellence Revue.” We also explore President-elect Donald Trump's positions on issues that matter most to Howard University students. Plus, if you missed Stacey Abrams post-election dialogue at Howard, we've got you covered.
Tune in.
Music Used:
Blue Dot Sessions
Production Team:
- Host & Executive Producer: Madison Belo
- Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Lemaria Stevens
- Audio Contributions: Afia Barrie
News Clips;
Trump threatens mass deportations at rally in New York City – DW – 10/28/2024
Donald Trump Full Interview Live on Bloomberg
Harris, Trump Spar Over Abortion, Women's Rights in Debate
Trump: 'I'm Going To Close The Department Of Education And Move Education Back To The States'
In this episode, we focus on the pride and progress displayed at Howard University on Election Day, celebrating the strides toward greater diversity in politics.
Production Team
Host & Executive Producer: Madison Belo
Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Lemaria Stevens
With Audio Contributions from Hilltop Staff
Music
Prod. Metzmusic
News Clips
Donald Trump wins 2024 election
Trump wins 2024 presidential election, CNN projects
Donald Trump elected president again after winning Wisconsin's electoral votes, CBS News projects
Election Day is three days away. Join us on The HillTalks as we tackle urgent issues such us burning ballot drop-off boxes, voting challenges at Howard, and Elon Musk's influence on politics. Plus, we discuss the scrutiny Black women face while breaking barriers in the entertainment industry.
Production TeamHost & Executive Producer: Madison Belo
Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Lemaria Stevens
Featured Articles Howard Students Prepare for Early Voting and Ballot Drop-Offs
Elon Musk's Influence on Voters Looms Over 2024 Election
Safeguarding Black Film Stars: The Imperative of Protecting Talent
Music The Star-Spangled Banner
Young Buck by Blue Dot Sessions
Stirring Awake by Blue Dot Sessions
Cynthia Erivo performs "Alfie" for Dionne Warwick | 46th Kennedy Center Honors
Music by KaraoKeysPH
News Clips Elon Musk flouts order to face court over election interference claims | ABC NewsElon Musk at Trump rally in Butler, PA: FULL SPEECH
Elon Musk at NYC Trump Rally: FULL SPEECH
Disney's ‘The Little Mermaid' Trailer Sparks Racist Remarks
This week, we discuss Black purpose and pride in “Big White Fog, the latest production from the Chadwick Boseman College of Fine Arts. Then, we take you to the Moorland-Springarn Research Center's Homecoming exhibit and dive into the issue of rising youth unemployment.
An MSRC Exhibition Connects Howard Community to Homecoming History - The Hilltop
Youth Unemployment Reaches Peak Since The Pandemic, Studies Say - The Hilltop
Production Team
Host, Executive Producer: Madison Belo
Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Lemaria Stevens
Original Reporting: Madison Belo
Additional Audio:
Campus Reporter Damenica Ellis
Music:
Etude 3 Chessanta by Blue Dot Sessions
Willow Belle by Blue Dot Sessions
Tasie's Crust by Blue Dot Sessions
Curious about what it's like to be at Howard University's Homecoming or just feeling nostalgic, listen as we take you inside all the festivities of the most-searched homecoming's 100th anniversary.
Production Team: Host, Executive Producer: Madison Belo
Producers: Lemaria Stevens, Trinity Webster-Bass,
Original Reporting: Madison Belo, Lemaria Stevens, Trinity Webster-Bass
Additional Audio: Variety Reporter Aniyah Genama Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel Spotlight Network
Welcome back!
The weeklong celebration of Howard University's 100th Homecoming isn't over yet. Come back this Sunday for an inside look at the festivities.
See you soon.
Production Team:
Host, Executive Producer: Madison Belo
Producer: Lemaria Stevens
Additional Audio from:
Variety Reporter Aniyah Genama
Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel
Spotlight Network
Welcome back!
This week, the Howard Revolutionary Community occupied the Mordecai Wyatt Johnson Administration building, denouncing the university's alleged ties to the Israel-Hamas conflict. Additionally, the Center for Journalism and Democracy held its third annual Democracy Summit on campus, and we discuss the premiere of "STRUT The Yard" with the creator of the documentary that sheds light on models' mental health at Howard University.
Show Notes:
Production Team
Host, Executive Producer: Madison Belo
Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Lemaria Stevens
Original Reporting: Trinity Webster-Bass
Music:
Blue Dot Sessions
Protest Audio from Yacine Khaly Ba
This week, we discuss the crisis in the Congo, provide an overview of the Vice Presidential Debate, and cover a conversation hosted by the Moorland-Spingarn Research Center at Howard University featuring critically acclaimed author and Howard alum Ta-Nehisi Coates.
Show Notes:
Production Team
Host, Executive Producer: Madison Belo
Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Lemaria Stevens
Original Reporting: Trinity Webster-Bass, Madison Belo
VP Debate Clips:
NBC News
Music:
Blue Dot Sessions
Welcome back!
This week our producers Trinity Webster-Bass and Lemaria Stevens cover the grand opening of the highly anticipated Chick-fil-A in Blackburn. Plus, hear from Howard students and alumni as they discuss the pressures of Howard's unique fashion culture. Tune In.
Show Notes:
Production Team
Host, Executive Producer: Madison Belo
Producers: Trinity Webster-Bass, Lemaria Stevens
Original Reporting: Trinity Webster-Bass, Lemaria Stevens
Music:
APM Music Max
Anderson Free Music
Happy Friday!
Welcome back to the "HillTalks"
This week, sports reporter Deyla Davis highlights Sydney Satchell, a 2014 Howard University alumna who made history as the first Bison to win a gold medal with the U.S. women's sitting volleyball team at the 2024 Paralympics. One of our producers attended a conversation with Vice President Kamala Harris at WHYY in Philadelphia, in collaboration with the National Association of Black Journalists, and Variety reporter Taylor Swinton discusses Kendrick Lamar's selection as the first hip-hop artist to headline a Super Bowl Halftime Show.
Show Notes:
- Sydney Satchell becomes first Howard alum to win U.S. Paralympic gold
- Howard students weigh in on Kendrick Lamar's historic Super Bowl Halftime Show
- Additional Clips:
- NABJ event with Kamala Harris - YouTube
- Watch the NABJ discussion - YouTube
Production Team:
- Executive Producer: Madison Belo
- Producers: Trinity Webster Bass, Lemaria Stevens
Music:
- Blue Dot Sessions
- APM Music
In this special episode, join us as we dive into a historic debate night at Howard University. Madison Belo takes you to the heart of the action at the Presidential Debate Watch Party, hosted by HUSA, UGSA, and the National Pan-Hellenic Council. Experience the energy of Howard students as they watch Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump face off for the first time.
Interviwees: Spencer Andrews, Drion Kemp, Garrison Andrews, Mackenze Humphrey, Venus Clark, Linwood Scottlii, Josh Green, Zoe Cummings, Walter Severence, Professor Ronil Hira.
Audio Editor, Reporter : Madison Belo
Producers, Reporters: Lemaria Stevens and Trinity Webster Bass.
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Hey!
This week on the show, we're diving into the latest highlights since the semester began. Joining Audio Editor, Madison Belo are Producers Lemaria Stevens and Trinity Webster Bass. Listen to their discussions with campus reporter Sariah Adams, news and politics reporter Daryn O'Neal, and variety reporter, Cidney Warren.
We'll explore the issues of unassigned professors and classrooms at Howard University, the voting barriers college students face ahead of the 2024 presidential election, and the Chadwick A. Boseman College of Fine Arts Executive Council's "B.O.L.D." Celebration marking the third annual Chadwick Boseman Day at Howard University.
Special thank you to @fineartscouncilhu for providing audio from the B.O.L.D Celebration.
Show Notes
- Chadwick A. Boseman College of Fine Arts Executive Council Hosts "B.O.L.D." Celebration: Read more
- College Students Face Voting Barriers Ahead of 2024 Presidential Election: Read more
- BisonHub Sparks Confusion Amid First Week of Classes: Read more
Music: Blue Dot Sessions
Born out of the necessity for Howard University students' voices to be heard, 'The Hilltop' was founded by Zora Neale Hurston and Eugene King 100 years ago. As 'The HillTalks' enters its third season, we're bringing the soul of Howard University directly to your ears.
Tune in to Season 3 to catch the top news stories from Howard University and beyond, all published by 'The Hilltop' reporters.
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Welcome back to The HillTalks, and thank you for tuning into Season Two!
This week, in our season finale, host Juan Benn Jr. takes the mic for a final time and talks with Hilltop editors as they reflect on student journalism, the centennial year, and what it was like bringing you The Hilltop every Monday. Then, we take you inside the newsroom for "print night," where we edit the stories and layout for our upcoming Commencement edition, out everywhere on May 6.
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Happy Last Day of Classes!
As the school year comes to an end, The Hilltop's Multimedia Reporter Madison Belo brings listeners a story about a recent social media post made by Howard University that ruffled some feathers. Why? Because it was made using artificial intelligence. Host Juan Benn Jr. sits down with Belo as she talks to a student graphic designer and a PhD candidate in Howard's Center of Excellence in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning who offer us a lesson on generative AI.
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This week on the show, we're dedicating the entire episode to the story of Mohamed Samura, the 18-year-old computer information systems major who died on Monday after being hit by a car near Cook Hall.
A university faculty member was behind the wheel.
Host Juan Benn Jr. sits down with The Hilltop's Campus Editor, JD Jean-Jacques, to discuss who Samura was, everything we know about his death, and what might happen next.
Story Notes:
Howard Freshman Dies After Being Struck By Car Near Cook Hall
Howard Community Gathers To Mourn Death Of Freshman Mohamed Samura
Student Struck By Car Driven By Faculty Member
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This week on the show, The Hilltop's Editor-in-Chief, Jasper Smith, breaks down Howard's Orthopedic Surgery Program losing its accreditation. Then, Variety Reporter Asia Alexander tells us about a new beauty supply store owned by a Howard alumna opening close to campus. Lastly, our host, Juan Benn Jr., talks to third-year architecture student Quaran Ahmad about his documentary series, BURN.
Show Notes:
Howard University Orthopedic Surgery Program Loses Accreditation, Citing ‘Structural Issues'
Howard Alumna Opens New Beauty Supply Store
BURN Documentary Debuts For Season 3
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This week on the show, Campus Editor JD Jean-Jacques walks us through the next group of student leaders on campus and explains Howard's election process. Then, Campus reporter Natalie Betts discusses how five students were awarded a surprise $50,000 scholarship. Lastly, our host, Juan Benn Jr., speaks with three members of The Hilltop's Investigative team about a former student's claim of mental health discrimination against Howard, which was settled by the university in 2023.
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This week, in honor of our latest print edition about elections, we have a special episode of the show featuring an interview with politician and Howard's Ronald W. Walters Endowed Chair for Race and Black Politics, Stacey Abrams!
In this exclusive interview with The HillTalks, Abrams and host, Juan Benn Jr., discuss voter suppression and democracy, the power of one's vote, the political influence of HBCUs, and the upcoming presidential election.
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This week on the show, News and Politics reporter Daryn O'Neal updates us on what's going on in Gaza. Sports reporter Branson Brooks lays out the Bison men's basketball team's road to the NCAA tournament. Lastly, Multimedia Reporter Madison Brooks takes you to the recently leveled HU HALO G.R.E.E.N Garden, and we talk to its president about what's next.
Show Notes:
Palestinian Place Of Refuge Attacked By Israeli Air Forces
Howard Men's Basketball Return To March Madness Following Championship Win
Howard University Student Garden Demolished By Administration Following Rat Complaints
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This week on the show, Campus reporter Jordan Foster takes us inside Howard University's 157th Charter Day Convocation. Kennedy Evers from the News and Politics team, breaks down the CDC's plan to reduce COVID-19 isolation days from five to zero. Then, we hear directly from students who returned from Alternative Spring Break this week about their experience in service.
Show Notes:
‘Howard, Hold On': Historian Dr. Michael R. Winston Reflects On Howard's Legacy At 157th Charter Day Convocation
CDC Alters COVID-19 Isolation Guidelines
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This week on the show, News and Politics reporter, Natalia Wilson, breaks down Biden's latest effort in canceling student loans. Next, Joy Young from the Campus section talks to us about Alternative Spring Break breaking a record and turning 30, all in the same year. Last, we sit down with Bria Miller, head of the HU Students for Justice in Palestine's Action Committee, as she walks us through the letter she wrote into The Hilltop, calling for Howard to omit companies from campus career fairs aiding in Israel's bombardment on the Gaza strip.
Show Notes:
‘You Deserve Relief': Biden Approves $1.2 Billion In Loan Forgiveness For Over 150,000 Borrowers
A Record 2,100 Applicants Marks 30th Anniversary Of Alternative Spring Break
Letter To The Editor: Howard University Student Organizations Call on University to Ban Companies Complicit in Crimes of Zionism from Career Fairs
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This week on the show, Campus reporters Joy Young and Sariah Adams discuss their reporting of the alleged “toxic” and “unsafe” working conditions of Sodexo employees in Howard's dining facilities. Next, Business Columnist Marcellus Williams breaks down UMG's decision to pull it's catalog from TikTok and the effects that will have on both artists and the social media platform alike. Last, Jeffery Jones gives us an update on our male Bison on the court.
Show Notes:
Howard Dining Workers Allege ‘Toxic,' ‘Unsafe' Working Conditions Under Sodexo Management
Universal Music Group Withdraws Entire Music Catalog From TikTok Amid Licensing Dispute
High-Powered Offense Leads Bison To Victory Against Eagles
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This week on the show, Campus reporter Natalie Betts explains the Office of Campus Life's policy to pause new club registration until 2025. Natalia Wilson from News and Politics talks about the district's first net zero recreation center and its plan to become a carbon-neutral city. Then, the HillTalks goes to The White House, and we talk to the great-great-great grandson of both Frederick Douglass and Booker T. Washington.
Show Notes:
Campus Life Not To Accept New Club Registrations Until Spring 2025
The District's First Net Zero Recreation Center Opens At Stead Park
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This week on the show, Variety reporter Afia Barrie takes us on a trip to the Howard Theatre, and we get a taste of The Blackbyrds, a 50-year-old Howard-born Jazz band. Then, Sports reporter Jeffrey Jones tells us why it's too early to give up on the men's basketball team. Lastly, Business Columnist Shreeya Gautam on why college students should care about the Federal Reserve.
Show Notes:
Jazz Band Born At Howard Celebrates 50th Anniversary At The Howard Theatre
Opinion: Don't Jump Ship! The Bison Can Still Be Repeat Conference Champions.
The American Dream Might Be Harder To Attain Now Than In Recent Years
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This week on the show, faculty and students discuss Black women in leadership, Stacey Abrams ignites a fireside chat on campus, and I talk to Janaiha Bennett, the Executive Director at Youth Leadership Foundation, about the importance of mentorship.
Show Notes:
Students, Faculty Discuss Black Women In Leadership Following Resignation Of Harvard's President
Stacey Abrams Begins Walters Chair Speaker Series Discussing Leadership And Political Engagement
Local D.C. Organization Talks Importance Of Mentorship During National Mentoring Month
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This week, we're talking D.C.'s expansion of its Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, Howard offering a new African language, and the Hilltop's historic birthday.
Show Notes:
D.C. Council Urges Mayor Bowser To Comply With SNAP Benefit Increase
Akan Twi And African Languages At Howard Highlight Linguistic Diversity
Celebrating 100 Years As The Student Voice Of Howard University
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We're returning to your feeds with our first episode of the new year.
This week, we're talking Sam Altman and AI, Men's lacrosse, and the approximately 215 bodies found buried behind a Mississippi jail.
Show Notes:
CEO Of ChatGPT Developer Discusses Diversity, AI In Howard Visit
Howard University Men's Lacrosse Club Seeks Administration For Support
Hundreds of Dead Bodies Found Behind a Mississippi Prison Spark Community-Wide Support
The U.N. passed a resolution last month, that approved a multinational guard led by Kenya, to help quell the unrest in Haiti. The group would have comprised of forces from Kenya, Jamaica, the Bahamas, and Antigua and Barbuda. However, leaders from the East African nation said they are waiting to send troops until funding and training conditions are met.
So, how did we get here? This week on The HillTalks, I ask, Folly Kouevi, Hilltop News and Politics Reporter, exactly that.
Story Notes: Kenya Court Delays Troop Deployment To Haiti After U.N. Security Council Resolution
The HillTalks is back with weekly episodes, and we're changing things up a bit.
For the rest of the semester, you'll hear one story a week instead of three.
Kicking things off, we're starting with a deep dive into Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and her case against former President Donald Trump.
Welcome to The HillTalks! This week, Howard has a new president and endowed chair in public policy. Plus, the Bison men's swim team kicks off a new season with the second 'Battle at the Burr.'
This Historian Wants Howard To Reach Its Full Potential. As President, Here's How He Plans To Make It Happen.
Former Republican National Committee Chair Appointed As Howard's Endowed Chair In Public Policy
Howard Men's Swim Team Looks To Capitalize On Momentum Ahead Of Season Opener
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Welcome to The HillTalks! This week, Howard drops 26 points in U.S. News & World Report rankings, Founders Library gets renovated, and our Business Columnist, Shreeya Gautam, gives us a rundown on economic sanctions.
Howard Drops 26 Spots In U.S. News & Colleges And Universities Ranking
Founders Library Renovations Limit Study Spaces For Students
Economic Sanctions Imposed By The U.S. Is Possibly Weakening The Dollar
Welcome to The HillTalks! We're back with a new episode on D.C.'s juvenile curfew, National Suicide Prevention Week, and the rise of podcasting.
Rising Crime Pushes Mayor Bowser To Initiate Juvenile Curfew Enforcement Pilot
University Counselors Host Open House For National Suicide Prevention Week
The Digital Media Boom That Companies Are Betting Billions On
Welcome to The HillTalks! We're kicking off Season 2 with the recent rise in COVID-19 cases, ChatGPT in the classroom, and the Howard football team's big win against Morehouse.
COVID-19 Cases Surge On Campus And In DC Amidst New Variant Concerns
Howard University Crushes Morehouse In First Home Football Game Of The Season
Universities Contemplate ChatGPT's Role Amidst Global AI Governance Discussions
A hundred years ago, when literary icon, Zora Neale Hurston, was a student at Howard, she set out to form a paper that would be “the student voice of the University.” The HillTalks, a platform for student journalism, follows in her footsteps.
On Season 2 of the show, we will continue our weekly news rundown of stories published by reporters at The Hilltop while also capturing the student voices of Howard University.
New episodes every Friday starting September 15.
Welcome back to the HillTalks! This week, the first Black Woman Neurosurgery resident at Vanderbilt, a possible violation of a menstrual product mandate, and a conversation about confident Black women in sports.
HBCU Alumna Becomes the First Black Woman To Join Neurosurgery Residency Program at Vanderbilt
Howard's Main Campus in Possible Violation of Menstrual Product Mandate
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Opinion: The Over-Policing of Black Women's Emotions in Sports
Welcome back to The HillTalks. Happy Springfest! This week, Blackburn Protest a year later, reflections from Muslim students during Ramadan, and a conversation about policy and education in Florida.
One Year Later: How Howard Has Addressed the Demands of the Blackburn Takeover Protest
Muslim Students Reflect on Ramadan Accommodations on Campus
Opinion: Howard Professors Who Contributed to AP Black Studies Course Discuss DeSantis Ban
Welcome back to The HillTalks! This week, a student government update, Stacey Abrams as our new Chair for Race and Black Politics, Cold Steel and a conversation about life after Howard.
Elections Commission Reveals Howard's Next Student Leaders
Stacey Abrams Appointed as Endowed Chair for Race and Black Politics at Howard
Howard University Wins $80,000 at Esports Call of Duty Tournament
Alumni Reflect on Navigating Professional Careers After Howard
Welcome back to The HillTalks! This week, investigation details on the SHOWTIME Marching Band director, concerns from the biology department, and an interview with Megan Hogan, Chief Diversity Officer of Goldman Sachs, about the importance of diversity in finance.
SHOWTIME Band Director Placed on Administrative Leave Following Allegations of Misconduct and Harassment
Staffing Shortage, Lack of Resources Cause Frustration in Department of Biology
Goldman Sachs Market Madness: HBCU Possibilities
Megan Hogan Named Chief Diversity Officer of Goldman Sachs
Welcome back to the HillTalks! This week: Bison basketball, reflections from The Howard Players on "A Raisin in the Sun," and a pandemic update.
Howard University Men's Basketball Ends 31 Year NCAA Tournament Drought
Howard Women's Basketball Falls Short of Glory, but Championship Culture Remains Intact
The Howard Players Revive Lorraine Hansberry's ‘A Raisin in the Sun'
Covid National State of Emergency To End In May
Welcome back to the HillTalks! This week: the latest bomb threat, a string of auto thefts and Bison basketball.
Howard University Receives Bomb Threat on Last Day of Black History Month
Viral Auto Theft Trend Hits Howard Campus, Three Students' Cars Stolen, Vandalized
Howard Men's Basketball Looking to Hold First Place in Conference
Welcome to The HillTalks! This week: Xavier University, Howard's very own All-Star, and Bison esports.
Xavier University Announces New Medical School
Howard Students Represent Through at NBA All-Star Showcase
Howard Esports Teams Rise to Victory
Welcome back! This week, some news from the west coast, free test prep and a brand new humanities program. Then we'll talk Super Bowl LVII.
String Of California Mass Shootings Leaves Students Feeling Helpless
Howard Partners With Kaplan To Provide Free Test Prep For Students
Howard Announces New Humanities And Social Sciences Program
The NFL Championship Games Establish Historic Super Bowl
The Hilltop's Super Bowl Picks: Who Is Going To Disney World?
This week, it's all about entertainment- Movies, sports and an update on how students feel about Howard's new contract with The Pentagon.
Regal Cinema Gallery Place Closing Soon, Students Say Goodbye
Howard Men's Basketball Team Increases Record To 8-2
Howard Chess Team Earns A Record Eighth Place In National Tournament
Howard Awarded $90 Million Research Contract With The Pentagon
Letter To The Editor
This week, hear from our campus editor JD Jean-Jaques about Howard University's new $90 million contract with the Pentagon. Stay for an update on rapper Young Thug's RICO trial and a Bison Basketball roundup.
Howard Awarded $90 Million Research Contract With The Pentagon
The Ins And Outs Of Young Thug's RICO Trial
Welcome back to the HillTalks podcast from The Hilltop! This week, we kick off the spring semester with our editor-in-chief Jasper Smith and her newest piece about why some students rely on GoFundMe to pay for school. We also hear from the founder and PR director of The Movement Street, an organization that uses creative avenues for service.
https://thehilltoponline.com/2023/01/17/why-some-howard-students-are-turning-to-gofundme-to-help-pay-tuition-balances/
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Welcome to the HillTalks Podcast from the Hilltop. This weekly round-up will keep you up to date with the latest news and campus happenings.
Where Things Stand a Week Before the 2022 Midterm Elections by Jason Ponterotto
Voting Information: https://www.rockthevote.org/
Russian Court Denies Brittney Griner's Appeal, Dimming Her Hopes For Freedom by Joshua Heron
The Howard Men's Basketball Team Beats Bowie State In The Team's First Exhibition Game by Branson Brooks
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Welcome to The HillTalks, The Hilltop's weekly podcast. On this special homecoming episode, we go behind the Showtime Marching Band with interviews from percussionists AJ Orea and Jacob Clayton.
Make sure to check out The Hilltop's homecoming edition. Find a print copy on campus, or check it out on thehilltoponline.com.
Happy Homecoming 2022!
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Welcome to the HillTalks Podcast from the Hilltop. This weekly round-up will keep you up to date with the latest news and campus happenings.
Howard University Athletes Fight To End Mental Health Stigmas In Sports by Jeffery Jones
Find Morgan's Message on Instagram @morgansmessage.howarduni
D.C. Mayor Pledges $10M To Help City Deal With The Arrival Of Migrants By Aaliyah Seabrooks
Howard Officials Announce New Housing Project, Not Categorized As A Student Residence Hall by Darius Osborne
The Hilltop is looking for students who are interested in contributing comics and illustrations to the paper. If interested, fill out this form, or reach out to Olivia at multimedia@thehilltoponline.com.
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Welcome to the HillTalks Podcast from the Hilltop. This weekly round-up will keep you up to date with the latest news and campus happenings. This week, a mandatory curfew for minors, 'The Meccaverse' and a Bison sports round-up.
Prince George's County Executive Issues Mandatory Curfew For Minors Amid Spike In Crimes Involving Youth by Aaliyah Seabrooks ‘The Meccaverse': Howard University Announces Theme For Homecoming 2022 by Jasper Smith Howard Football Loses Nail-Biter Against The Hampton Pirates In The Annual Battle Of The Real HU by Skylar Nelson Howard Volleyball Looking To Re-Establish Themselves After Tough Losses by Jayden Armant Howard's Cross Country Squad Sets The Tone With Strong Season Debut by Kyle Fisher The Hilltop is looking for students who are interested in contributing comics and illustrations to the paper. To learn more, reach out to Olivia Green at multimedia@thehilltoponline.com.
Welcome to the HillTalks Podcast from the Hilltop. This weekly round-up will keep you up to date with the latest news and campus happenings. This week we discuss student debt, Bison sports and Ms. Thelma Paige-Deneal's 46 years at Howard.
Biden-Harris Administration Cancels Up to $20,000 in Student Debt, But Is It Enough For Black Graduates? By DaQuan Lawrence
Recently Retired Faculty Reflects On 46-Yearlong Employment By Camiryn Stepteau
Howard Football Loses Hectic Season Opener in MEAC vs SWAC Challenge Against Alabama State By Kyle Fisher
Howard University Women's Volleyball Team Hit The Ground Running With 2-0 Start To The Season by Jayden Armant
The Hilltop is looking for students who are interested in contributing comics and illustrations to the paper. To learn more, reach out to Olivia Green at multimedia@thehilltoponline.com.
Welcome to the HillTalks Podcast from the Hilltop. This weekly round-up will keep you up to date with the latest news and campus happenings. This week we discuss more bomb threats, off-campus housing, and monkeypox.
‘I Feel Like It's Going To Happen Again': Students Evacuate Howard Plaza Towers Following Bomb Threat by JD Jean-Jacques
With The Cost Of Living On The Rise, Students Struggle To Adjust To Prices by Jasper Smith
The Store at HU: https://studentaffairs.howard.edu/wellness/visit-storehu
The Biden Administration Lands Partnership With Danish Vaccine Maker To Slow Spread Of Monkeypox by Tiasia Saunders
The Hilltop is looking for students who are interested in contributing comics and illustrations to the paper. To learn more, reach out to Olivia Green at multimedia@thehilltoponline.com.
How do you feel about going to school with no constitutional protection to abortion?
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Welcome to the HillTalks Podcast from the Hilltop. This weekly round-up will keep you up to date with the latest news and campus happenings. This week we discuss bomb threats, inflation, and Howard's golf team.
Community Ordered To Evacuate Medical Building After Report Made Of An Unidentified Blinking Device By JD Jean-Jacques: https://thehilltoponline.com/2022/08/22/community-ordered-to-evacuate-medical-building-after-report-made-of-an-unidentified-blinking-device/
Biden Passes the Inflation Reduction Act, Here's What's In It By Jason Ponterotto: https://thehilltoponline.com/2022/08/22/biden-passes-the-inflation-reduction-act-heres-whats-in-it/
Where Are They Now? A Check-In With Howard University's Golf Teams' Partnership With Stephen Curry By Cindy Jean: https://thehilltoponline.com/2022/08/22/where-are-they-now-a-check-in-with-howard-universitys-golf-teams-partnership-with-stephen-curry/
Bison, How Do You Feel Attending School With No Constitutional Protection To Abortion? By Darreonna Davis: https://thehilltoponline.com/2022/08/22/bison-how-do-you-feel-attending-school-with-no-constitutional-protection-to-abortion/
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