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In 1968, Howard University, a prestigious historically black university located in Washington, D.C., introduced an innovative Charm School program aimed at refining the social graces and etiquette of its students. This initiative was part of a broader movement within the university to promote cultural pride and professional readiness during a period of significant social and political upheaval in the United States. The Charm School curriculum was designed to equip students with the skills necess

Howard alumni couple Eddie and Sylvia Brown have made a contribution of $5 million to support the GRACE Grant program! Their gift marks the largest alumni donation in Howard history. Since the program's implementation in 2014, the GRACE Grant has helped increase student retention by 18% and on-time graduation by 33% for students eligible for the grant. This program serves Howard's ongoing commitment to its students by alleviating financial stress. 🗞️: bit.ly/3vdwtXR | Howard University

For Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating Howard University alumni Elizabeth Catlett, a revolutionary force in the world of sculpture, drawing and printmaking. Through her art, Catlett captured strength, resilience, and struggles of Black and working-class people in the United States and Mexico. She believed that art was not just for galleries, but rather it was for the people. The National Gallery of Art now features an exhibition called, “Elizabeth Catlett: A Black Revolutionary Artist” whi