Coach Geckeler Departs For Towson

  After a stellar five years as the head coach of the Howard University women's basketball team, Niki Reid Geckeler (Coach G) departs for a position at Towson University. "First, I must thank you President Ribeau, Louis "Skip" Perkins, the athletics support staff, and Howard family and friends for their support and commitment over the last five years," said Geckeler. Full story

Howard Athletics Banquet

  Starting in good, old Howard fashion, this year’s academic and athletic banquet coined the term “fashionably late.” Coaches, managers, and athletes from various sports teams filled the Blackburn Ballroom in business suits and cocktail dresses to gather for the evening’s ceremony as soft music filled the room. Full story

Students Work to Stay in Shape

  Delise Hampton, a sophomore telecommunications management major, jogs two to three miles around campus in the morning. For Hampton, running has become a solution as she is one of several Bison who have made exercise an important part of their routine to help deal with the daily stresses of college life. Full story

Bison defeat Coppin

  Fresh off their defeat of George Mason (5-2) on Wednesday, the Howard women’s tennis team took to the courts to extend their win streak to four against Coppin State despite being shorthanded at the Banneker Tennis Courts on Saturday. The Howard women did well as they dominated against the less than impressive Coppin State team. Full story

Journey to a Dream

  It’s been a grueling and stressful process. For everyday fans and die-hards alike, all you see are the highlights and the glamour of the game, but for former Howard linebacker Keith Pough, he’s living every aspect of it, and because of that, he has the opportunity to accomplish a feat that few in the world will ever come close to. Full story

Howard Student-athletes Adjust to Life Without Sports

  The saying Always have a plan B has always been relevant to athletes in high school, college, and even professional sports. The chances of “going pro” are becoming more and more slim as their careers start to slow down in or around college. This is the case for several athletes at Howard University who were standout players in high school, but have hit road blocks in their athletic careers and are making efforts to find alternatives. Full story

March Madness Preview

heating up. While teams like Marquette, Wisconsin, Oklahoma State, and Georgetown are can safely be called locks for the tourney, other teams find themselves fighting for their tournament lives. Four teams that appear to be losing that fight as the college basketball regular season winds down, are Mississippi, Maryland, Charlotte, and Arizona State. Full story

Injuries Continue to Ravage the Bison

  Two things remained the same for the Bison as Howard (4-18, 1-7 in the MEAC) fell to the Savannah State Tigers 52-42 on Saturday night at Burr Gymnasium. Injuries and scoring—or a lack thereof—have dismantled Howard’s season thus far and not much changed as a fiery second half comeback by the Tigers handed the blue and white their sixth consecutive loss. Full story

Eagles Hold Off Late Surge by Bison

  The men’s basketball team suffered their fourth consecutive loss in a 63-56 effort against Coppin State Saturday at Burr Gymnasium. Michael Murray was one of four Eagles players scoring in double-digits, leading the game with 16 points. The win allowed Coppin State (6-22, 3-10 Mid-Eastern Atlantic Conference) to move ahead of Howard (6-22, 3-11 Mid-Eastern Atlantic Conference) in the conference rankings. Full story

Howard Welcomes New Track & Field Coach, Marc Harrison

    Marc Harrison was named the new head coach of the men’s and women’s track and field program on February 11, taking over for former coach Curtis Pittman. Harrison, who also handles cross country head coaching duties, brings experience as an administrator, coaching track and field, and even football in the past 20 years. Full story

True Life: I’m a Bison Athletic Trainer (The Final Season)

Saturday’s football game against Delaware State University marked the last game of the 2012 season. The Bison finished in 2nd place in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference with a 7-4 overall season and a 6-2 conference high.  For student athletic trainers Zane Cribbs and Chelsi Davis this has been one of the best seasons for Howard football and, because they are both graduating seniors, this will be their last. Full story

Howard Pulls Victory Against Hampton, 20-10

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HU Women’s Soccer Dominates Lincoln U. 10-0

The Howard University women’s soccer team overpowered Lincoln University, 10-0, on their home turf. For this match, the lady Bison recognized the team’s seniors for their hard work and dedication during their previous years. Also, the players wore pink to acknowledge those who have known and/or lost someone to breast cancer. Full story

Bison Spotlight: Krystal LeBrew

Name: Krystal LaBrew Hometown: Columbia, SC Classification: Senior Major: Nursing Team: Cheerleading Squad Position: Captain   TC: How long have you been cheering? KL: Since the 6th grade TC: How did you get started? KL: I have an older cousin that was a cheerleader and I really looked up to her and admired her, so I wanted to be similar to her so I started cheering so I could be like her and found that I actually have a passion for the sport TC: How long have you been on the HU squad? KL: 4 years TC: What does being a Howard cheerleader mean to you? KL: It’s a very prestigious title, sometimes cheerleaders may not get the most respect as far as what goes into cheerleading, the time, effort, and dedication needed to do it. Full story

Defensive Back Injured During Game

In the second quarter, senior defensive back DeCarlos Knight left the game after being tackled by the Rattlers on the 10-yard line.  Junior wide receiver Brandon Flanagan and his teammates rallied for a win in Knight’s honor after the play.  “We just knew we had to do something for DeCarlos, we just had to make a play right then and there,” Flanagan said. Full story

Bison Crush Rattlers for MEAC Spot

he Howard Bison defeated the Florida A&M Univerisity Rattlers 17-10 on Oct. 6 at Greene Stadium giving HU a 4-1 overall season and 3-0 in the MEAC. Moving past the dark ages of Howard football, success could not have come at a better time for the team. Full story

Bison Spotlight: Destinee Harrison

TCH: How did you get started playing? Was it a Tiger Woods type thing when you were a toddler? DH: Haha nah! My whole life it was basketball, basketball, basketball. In my 6th grade year in El Paso, TX a girl I grew up with in Georgia was on the 7th grade team. Full story

Run for Fun: Howard University Running Association

The Howard University Running Association provides students with a new way to train and stay in shape. Howard University provides an array of activities to cater to everybody’s unique interest. For the runners on campus, there is now the Howard University Running Association. Full story

Another Way To Shine: HU Intramural Sports

After the last shot is scored, the last touchdown is run, and last the last homerun is hit, most students have two options when it comes to college -- either play for their school and get a scholarship, or sit back in the stands and watch the game from a fan’s perspective. Full story

Howard Bison Triumph Over Norfolk State Spartans

The Howard University Bison pulled out a 37-36 win over the Norfolk State University Spartans in overtime on Saturday Sept. 15 at Dick Price Stadium in Va. Many people had counted out the Bison and bet on the Spartans, the 2011 MEAC champions, to win the game. Full story

Bison Spotlight: Sydney Satchell

Sydney Satchell is a junior psychology major and sports administration minor from Bloomfield, Conn. She is a low defender for the Women’s Lacrosse team. She began playing in middle school and has been playing for HU since her freshman year.  JF: How long have you been playing lacrosse? SS: I’ve been playing lacrosse since the 6th grade. Full story

Showtime at the Classic

A look behind the scenes at how the Showtime Marching Band prepares for the AT&T Nation's Classic. Full story

Bison of the Week:

Center-Fielder, Lorae Robinson of Women’s Softball

Center-fielder, Lorae Robinson led her team to a 3-1 conference victory over the Coppin State Eagles this past weekend. Full story

Kentucky Crowned Men’s 2012 NCAA Champions Over University of Kansas

Kentucky takes the NCAA Championship title from the University of Kansas with 67-59 win. Full story

The Bison Football Team Mentor, Interact With Homeless Children In DC Area

HU Football players give back to the community by getting active with children living in D.C. homeless shelters. Full story

Lady Bison Cling On To Their Winning Streak With Win Against University of Maryland- Eastern Sh

The Lady Bison basketball team takes down another team in their win against University of Maryland Eastern Shore increasing their winning streak to three. Full story

Lady Bison Put Bulldogs In The Pen For Seventh Conference Win

With their second consecutive win on the road, the Lady Bison continue their 15-7 winning season. Full story

Students Gear Up For Super Bowl By Sharing Their Favorite Moments Of The Season

As Super Bowl Sunday slowly approaches, students reflect on their favorite highlights of the 2011-12 NFL season to date. Full story

LAX at HU

Elements of soccer, football, and hockey can all be seen in the sport of Lacrosse, but here at the Mecca that’s not the only “cross” on the team.  This year the team has a new coach, Rick Perry, a former member of Howard’s Lacrosse team, a few seniors, juniors, sophomores, and a load of new freshmen on the team. Full story

Bison Spotlight: Jasmine King

Name: Jasmine King City: Morrow, Ga. Major: Public Relations Class: Senior Sport: Volleyball Position: Setter AB: What are some of your senior year goals aside from athletics?            JK: My number one goal is to stride for a 4. Full story