President Obama spoke out about race relations in a commencement speech at Howard University on Saturday, sparking a range of reactions from the historically black university's graduating students.

Former President Barack Obama and former Vice President Kamala ... acknowledged her defeat in an address to supporters at Howard University. Speaking at her alma mater, Howard University, the ...

Above, he’s pictured speaking with President Barack Obama as he campaigned in Miami ... He would later attend the University of Miami and receive a law degree from Georgetown University and ...

Rarely have a new president’s policies had such a sharp, immediate impact on the economy. To Georgia Tech University’s Mark ...

The lawsuit by the American Association of University Professors and the ... the United States for more than a decade. In 2011, President Obama asked Steve Jobs, Apple’s co-founder, what it ...

However, Trump's commerce secretary, Howard ... Obama, Donald Trump and Joe Biden and the presidential campaigns of Biden, Trump, Obama, Hillary Clinton and John McCain. He served as president ...

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including quarterback Will Howard and defensive end Jack Sawyer of Pickerington. Several high-ranking university and state officials were there, including Ohio State President Ted Carter and Gov.

Correction: The Trump administration is proposing ending funding to Howard University related to the construction of a hospital. The information was incorrect in an earlier version of this story.

Correction: The Trump administration is proposing ending funding to Howard University related to the ... Earlier this week, the president also told NewsNation that HBCUs should not be concerned ...

Following Trump’s executive order purporting to support HBCUs, his budget proposal eliminating funding for Howard University caused concern ...

Several Democrats, including lawmakers in Massachusetts and former President Barack Obama, are praising Harvard University's rejection of proposed policy changes from the Trump administration.