We are open! Stop by the Undergraduate Library to view the Dean Lucy Diggs Slowe: Her Truth and Service exhibit to learn more about this #HowardUniversity#LGBTQ trailblazer. And, if you can't make it in-person, we understand. Follow the link! https://t.co/Q80FB7AgBO #pridemonth
Forget #netflixandchill. Expand your mind with a #libraryandchill! We have many videos available in our online catalog. Follow the link to watch a documentary on the Tulsa Race Massacre, which began on this date in 1921. https://t.co/d2VT0mkRg2
On this date in 1951, racial segregation was ruled unlawful in #WashingtonDC. However, recent studies have showed that #DC has become more diverse & yet more segregated. You can read more on the topic by checking resources in our catalog at the link. https://t.co/A1FfXFOa73
DYK that May is #LupusAwarenessMonth? Join me and Make Lupus Visible by raising awareness about this chronic autoimmune disease. Learn more about how you can get involved and help make #lupus visible: https://t.co/ZR7k99OAxp
Click the link to search our online resources & learn everything about this year's commencement speaker, U.S. President #JoeBiden#HUYouKnow#HU23 https://t.co/nSh1XTLO1y
We are pleased to announce @POTUS will serve as orator for the 155th commencement ceremony. Our distinguished guest will be honored at the commencement ceremony Saturday, May 13, 2023, with the honorary Doctor of Letters.
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On May 2, 1963, over 700 #Blackchildren protested against racial segregation in Birmingham, Alabama. They sparked a movement that would lead to major #civilrights advances. You can find this book & more in our online collection. https://t.co/GlCIxwY6l4 #ChildrensCrusade
Today is #RightToReadDay ! Exercise your rights by checking out a title from our collection today! Follow the link to visit our online resource catalog https://t.co/wwvcEbsJuC
Straight from the headlines: Follow the link to discover books from our online collection about the ongoing U.S. gun debate. https://t.co/1trqIK1usa #guncontrol#HUYouKnow
It's been 40 years of home girls! Since its first publication in 1983, "Home Girls: A #BlackFeminist Anthology" has become an essential text on #Blackwomen. You can find this canonical book in our auxiliary collection. Come to Founders and check it out today! #HUYouKnow
Graduation is approaching! Did you know that a library fine on your account could stop you from graduating? Visit Founders Library today to make sure you really did return those missing books! #HU23
On this date in 1909, Matthew Henson became the first African-American in modern history to reach the North Pole. Browse all of the information we have about him from our online catalog. https://t.co/KrtETpaE1f