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