The Historical Significance of DC Emancipation Day
Celebrate the rich history and ongoing fight for equality on DC Emancipation Day, a day of reflection, education, and community festivities.
Arab American Heritage Month: Honoring Iraqi Women's Stories
Celebrate Arab American Heritage Month with the powerful storytelling of "Nine Parts."
LeVar Burton Announced as Howard University's 2025 Commencement Speaker
Howard University announces the 2025 commencement speaker: LeVar Burton.
FilmFest DC Is Coming Soon!
This year, the festival runs from April 24 to May 4, showcasing a diverse array of films from around the world.
Empowering Kids with Financial Literacy: Michelle Harvey's Mission
Learn how Michelle Harvey uses cartoons, books, and author visits to make financial education enjoyable for kids.
Uplifting Black Mothers: Celebrating Black Maternal Health Week
Join the movement to raise awareness and promote equitable maternal health care for Black mothers during Black Maternal Health Week.
Cora Masters Barry: Champion of Community Development
Tune in to Cora Masters Barry's insightful episode on "Workin' It Out with Dr. Weaver" this April, where she discusses her impactful work.
Why Arthur Remains a Beloved Children's Show for Generations
Dive into the world of Arthur the Aardvark, where relatable stories and diverse characters help kids navigate real life challenges with understanding and humor.
Why Clifford the Big Red Dog is a Timeless Children's Icon
Join Clifford the Big Red Dog on heartwarming adventures that teach children valuable lessons about kindness and empathy.
Empowering the Black Community Through Financial Literacy
Discover how financial literacy can empower the Black community, bridge the wealth gap, and secure a brighter future for generations to come!
Celebrating Autism Acceptance Month
WHUT Celebrates Autism Acceptance Month featuring Carl the Collector
Harriet Tubman: A Union Spy and Freedom Fighter
Discover the impact of Harriet Tubman’s work in the Union Army.
2025 And The Future of Democracy
Moderator Michael Steele, the Gwendolyn S. and Colbert I. King Endowed Chair in Public Policy will be joined by an esteemed group of political and media influencers to discuss the state of democracy and implications for the future.
BATTER UP! Learn More About the History of Black Baseball in Washington DC
One of the Negro Leagues’ preeminent clubs, the Homestead Grays won nine straight league titles from 1937-48 and three Negro World Series championships in that span.
The First 100 Days: Method or Madness
The First 100 Days: Method or Madness and will delve into the complex and multifaceted nature of the president’s “First 100 Days” from the vantage point of two women who have been in “the room where it happened”.
A Celebration of Art and Impact: Chadwick A. Boseman’s Deep Azure Takes the Stage at the Howard Theatre for a One Night Benefit Event
Chadwick A. Boseman's poignant work, Deep Azure, directed by NSangou Njikam and with Creative Consultant Phylicia Rashad.
2025 Black Women Soar Reception
WHUT honored the extraordinary contributions of Black women in civic engagement and activism, providing a platform for mentorship and empowerment at the College Park Aviation Museum.
Non-Alcoholic Nightlife in DC: Binge Bar on H ST NE
George Worrell visits Binge Bar on H Street NE, DC’s non-alcoholic bar with creative drinks.
Eats, Beats & Scents: Discovering Union Market's Hidden Gems
George Worrell visits Union Market to see PhoWheels, Puddin, Byrdland Records & District Candle Lab
A Way Forward at Howard University
Join us for the 2025 Gwendolyn S. and Colbert I. King Endowed Chair in Public Policy event, A Way Forward. at Howard University, featuring Michael Steele, Symone Sanders Townsend, and Alicia Menendez, as they discuss navigating our future in an insightful dialogue.