Students and alumni celebrate Howard University’s 100th homecoming - WTOP News

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This weekend, Howard University proudly celebrates its 100th homecoming, drawing thousands of students and alumni from around the globe. The event underscores the institution's profound impact on education, culture, and community, creating a vibrant atmosphere filled with nostalgia and pride. Participants will engage in a variety of activities aimed at honoring the university's legacy while forging new memories together. The homecoming festivities reflect the strong bonds within the Howard community, with alumni returning to reconnect and share their experiences. This milestone event not only serves as a celebration but also reinforces Howard's role in shaping leaders and advocates across various fields.

As attendees gather, they will partake in events that showcase the school's history, including parades, reunions, and cultural exhibitions. The significance of this occasion resonates beyond the campus, positively impacting the broader Washington, DC community. Ultimately, the 100th homecoming is a testament to Howard University's enduring spirit and its commitment to excellence in education and community engagement.

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