Before the work of Howard art graduate James A. Porter, little was known or documented about the works of black artists in America. In the 1940s, many blacks still struggled to establish themselves in America and found little time for the world of art. So when Porter published "Modern Negro Art," his groundbreaking book on the works of African-American artists, in 1943, many people criticized the book and called it premature for its time.… Post the First Comment

The practice of celibacy is sometimes seen as a rarity in American society, linked to priests, virgins and those individuals who have had one too many sexual partners in the past. Although these associations may be true, it seems as though the complexities and benefits of celibacy have been overshadowed by the societal stigma placed on it in an era dominated by overt sexuality and scandals.… Post the First Comment

For sophomore radio production major Melissa Guzman, finding time to work out at The Pulse in Burr Gymnasium can be a hassle. "Sometimes I have to sacrifice other things to work out," Guzman said. "I may have to squeeze it into my schedule, whether it's and hour or just 30 minutes.… 1 Comment

Four streets surrounding Howard University were blocked off today as emergency units rushed to Founders Library to rescue a fallen worker. Howard Place, the lower part of Sixth Street, College Street and portions of 4th Street were barricaded by emergency vehicles.… 2 Comments