Renee Nash Blog
Howard Men’s Soccer Player Wins SBC Defensive Weekly Honors
Howard University sophomore defender recognized for his match-winning performance
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Howard University Women’s Swimming Victorious in Virginia
Howard University Women’s Swimming & Diving team was triumphant Saturday when they defeated Barton and Virginia Military Institute (VMI).
Read MoreCommunity’s Choice for the Week of October 8th 2018
Election judges needed in Prince George’s County, Montgomery County is looking for volunteers to assist sexual assault victims, fight back against domestic violence at the Bruised But Not Broken Inc. community meeting, and the Howard University Urban Initiative offers opiod addiction. Details on these events and more inside of this week’s Community’s Choice. To get your non-profit on the air and web, email me at rnash@whur.com at least three weeks prior to your event.
Read More“This Is What Breast Cancer Looks Like”
Each year, it is estimated that over 252-thousand women in the United States will be diagnosed with breast cancer. Sadly, over 40-thousand of them will die. The good news is there are now more than 3.3 million breast cancer survivors. We salute them and remember those who have lost the battle.
Read MoreTalented DC Youth Are Looking For That BIG Break To Launch Their Musical Careers
WHUR Digital Reporter Candice Adkins talks with Cardozo Middle School students Jourdan and Tarron who have been taking their talents to the streets up and down the East Coat.
Read MoreVoter Registration and Education Information
Deadlines are fast approaching in the DMV to register to vote. We got all the information you need to know to make sure you can exercise your right.
Read MoreDemonstrators Keeping the Pressure On As Senate Nears Vote On Kavanaugh
WHUR Digital Reporter Candice Adkins talked with a few Kavanaugh opponents who say they are willing to be jailed to keep Kavanaugh off the bench.
Read MoreHU Department of Theatre Arts Announces Its 2018-2019 Opening Season Production
“JONKONU” by Mark A. Williams is the celebration, legacy, and tribute to Africa, the middle passage, our ancestors, and the resilience of African slaves.
Read MoreCommunity’s Choice for October 3rd – October 10th 2018
Sisters4Sisters Network Inc. Heart Health Fair, Women’s Business Conference, and Prince George’s County Department of Parks and Recreation Africa Festival. Details on these events and more inside of this week’s Community’s Choice. To get your non-profit on the air and web, email me at rnash@whur.com at least three weeks prior to your event.
Read MoreHoward University Grad On A Mission to Stop the Gun Violence In DC
WHUR Digital Reporter Candice Adkins talks to HU Graduate Ryane Nickens about her efforts to open a community center to honor her sister, brother, and uncle who were all murdered in the District. Nickens’ goal is to help others experiencing the pain of gun violence.
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