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Howard University’s swim team, the only HBCU with a Division One program, is making history and inspiring the Black community to embrace swimming through their perseverance and the impactful documentary “Beyond the Water.”

Election night 2024 at Howard University was a historic and inspiring event, with Vice President Kamala Harris, a proud Howard alum, highlighting the significance of HBCUs and her presidential campaign.

Join WHUT this week as we celebrate the legendary Quincy Jones, showcasing his six-decade career, Grammy wins, iconic productions like ‘Thriller,’ and his impactful humanitarian efforts.

WHUT celebrated Howard University’s 100th Homecoming with a successful FamFest event featuring CoCo Jones and various kids activities such as face painting, bounce houses and bracelet making!

Join Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott at Howard University for a powerful screening of “The Body Politic” and a crucial discussion on gun violence and community activism.

Discover Black excellence in underrepresented sports and activities in ‘We Are Here,’ a six-part series.

Join us in celebrating WHUT's wins in the prestigious 2024 NETA Public Media Awards!

WHUT will join a growing public media partnership to produce a suite of new short films for YouTube in collaboration with HBCUs and other partners!

Join us as we recap the Alma’s Way Explore Your City event, where families discovered the joys of public transit and community exploration!

Discover how WHUT’s dedication to community and content creation has earned them prestigious nominations at the 2024 NETA Public Media Awards.

WHUT hosts a Dinner and a Movie at Busboys and Poets, featuring “The Cost of Inheritance: An America ReFramed Special,” sparking insightful discussions on reparations and historical injustices.

PBS Books is pleased to present the 2024 Library of Congress National Book Festival Virtual Author Talk Series.

To kick off WHUT’s newest series, @HOWARD, Howard University, and the Hill hosted a special event designed to raise awareness of the pivotal role Black women play in American politics.

On Monday, April 8th, WHUT aired a fireside chat on Artificial Intelligence (AI) with Open AI co-founder Sam Altman as part of its original local series @HOWARD. Moderated by President Ben Vinson III, the conversation dived into the future of AI and proposed one important question: is AI hurtful or helpful?

Trailblazers, present-day athletes, and future leaders in basketball gathered for WHUT’s 2nd annual ‘Black Women Soar’ ceremony—a tribute to the contributions of Black women in sports. The event kicked off with a celebratory dinner allowing current and former players to celebrate the legacy of the Howard women’s basketball program.