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Welcome to Howard University! The Office of Admission has designed this self-guided walking tour for those prospective students, families The Office of Admission has designed this self-guided tour for those prospective students, families, and visitors who wish to enjoy the convenience of walking around the campus at their leisure. Welcome to Howard University!visitors who wish to enjoy the convenience of walking around campus at their leisure. The Office of Admission has designed this self-guided walking tour for those prospective students, families visitors who wish to enjoy the convenience of walking around the campus at their leisure.

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Tickets to see dedicated alumnus; he was a tutor, professor, dean, different eventsContinue that might be forwardshown in the DCto area can be With your back to business manager, secretary, treasurer, and acting president. bought from theCook Ticket MastHall.er located in Cramton. The building was constructed in 1938, renovated on the Howard University's Greene Stadium is known for its late Drew Hall, turn right interior in 1992, and totally refurbished in 1997. This is a night soccer games, afternoon lacrosse games and Saturday and move toward coed dormitory that primarily houses student athletes, and requires that each person have a meal plan. All rooms football games. Howard'sCook stude Hallnts is poura residence into the stands2 to Greene Stadium. contain telephone lines with basic telephone service cheer on their friendshall and for classmates freshman as men. they compete included in the room rate and air conditioning. For leisure, there is a ResNet computer lab with extensive software and against the nation's top Theteams hall and was athletes. built in Greene Stadium Internet access, as well as an exercise and weight room. 1938 and named hosts Bison football, As you approach Cook Hall, turn right and you will see for Howard alumnus Greene Stadium. 1 soccer, and lacrosse Howard University's Greene Stadium is known for its late George W. Cook. Born into slavery, Cook earned games. The stadium was named for Dr. William H. night soccer games, afternoon lacrosse games and Saturday a Bachelor of Arts degree from 1881. He went on football games. Howard's students pour into the stands to Greene, a Washington physician and Howard alumnus. cheer on their friends and classmates as they compete to serve the University as a professor, dean, secre- Dr. Greene served on the Board of Trustees until against the nation's top teams and athletes. tary, treasurer, and acting president. 1973, at which point he was named Trustee Emeritus.

1 Facing Cramton Auditorium, continue right and up the As you continue past Greene Stadium, you will be headed towards Burr Gymnasium. stairs and you will approach Ira Aldridge Theater. Ira Aldridge was an African-American who captivated Named after John Harold Burr, former basketball, th swimming, and track coach, Burr Gymnasium - European audiences in the 19 century by his portrayal of affectionately referred to as “The Burr” - is home of the Shakespearean roles. The University’s Board of Trustees Bison and Lady Bison. This gym hosts many activities including basketball and volleyball games. The gym also voted to name the Campus Theater after him in 1956. houses a heated pool, where swim meets are held. Burr Gymnasium has fitness machines to work out on, as well as a weight room where students can lift weights. The upper Facing Ira Aldridge Theater, turn right down the level of the building houses a few classrooms where classes are held. It is conveniently located across from the football stairs, and turn left towards Lulu Childers Hall. field and behind Cook Hall. As you exit Burr, to your left, you will see Drew Hall. Lulu Childers became the first Director of the Conservatory Dr. Charles Drew was the leading authority on the of Music in 1905 and retired as Dean of the School of preservation of blood plasma. He served as a professor and Music in 1940. The Fine Arts Building is named after her. Chairman of the Department of Surgery from 1941 to 1950. He was also the first director of the American Red Cross Blood Bank, and served as Chief of Staff at Freedman’s Square Hospital. Drew Hall is a freshman male dormitory. With your back towards Lulu Childers, to the right is A meal plan is required for all residents. There is a ResNet Fredrick Douglass Memorial Hall. Computer Lab with extensive software and Internet access. All rooms contain telephone lines with basic service. The Fredrick Douglass was the foremost voice in the IRB dormitory’s lounge contains a piano and there is a TV th lounge with a 27” color TV with Direct TV programming. abolitionist movement of the 19 century. He was an There is a billiard and exercise room in the Hall. Drew orator, editor and government official. He served as Trustee Hall also has the Charles Drew Hall Honor Society for for the University from 1872 to 1895. students with a 3.0 GPA during the fall semester.

Turn right and walk alongside Greene Stadium, and With your back still towards Lulu Childers Hall, you should approach Cramton Auditorium. Proceedproceed to your alongside left towards Blackburn University With your back to Named for Louis Cramton, a former Congressional Greene Stadium to Ira Aldridge Theater, Representative from Michigan who played an instrumental Center. role in gaining the passage of an Act of Congress approach Cramton proceed left toward The Armour J. Blackburn University Center was opened in authorizing federal appropriations to the University, Auditorium. the Blackburn Center. Cramton Auditorium is where many events on Howard’s 1979 and is dedicated to the memory of Armour Jennings campus are held. Some events that are held in Cramton Health Sciences Library (new) include the Mr. and Ms. Howard pageant, fashion shows, Blackburn. A 1926 graduate, Armour J. Blackburn served concerts, and convocation. Often the chapel services are Cramtonthe University forAuditorium almost 30 years. He wasis a field agent, Armour J. Blackburn University held in Cramton. If any plays or television shows come to homeDirector to of Admissionmany andof a Howard’slecturer in education. He was Center Opened in 1979, Howard they will be held in Cramton. Tickets to see largest events, including Blackburn Center houses different events that might be shown in the DC area can be also Dean of Students from 1949 to 1969. bought from the Ticket Master located in Cramton. Homecoming pageants, the campus’s largest cafeteria as well as several other fashion shows, and concerts, two yearly convocations, casual eateries. The center also hosts guest lectures, and weekly chapel services.With Theyour backauditorium towards the Blackburn was University student programs, and formal events in its conference 2 named for RepresentativeCenter, proceed left Louis towards AlainCramton Locke Hall. rooms and ballrooms. Blackburn Center was named for of Michigan. Congressman CramtonAlain Locke is wasbest known instrumental for his involvement with the Armour J. Blackburn, a 1926 graduate of the University in the authorization of federalHarlem funds Renaissance, for the although University. his work and influence who served as the Dean of Students from 1949 to 1969. extend well beyond. Through The New Negro, published in Locke Hall (new) 1925, Locke popularized and most adequately defined the Renaissance as a movement in black arts and letters. His Facing Cramton Auditorium, continue right and up the Facing Cramton, continue With your back to the interest and writings cover a wide range of topics, stairs and you will approach Ira Aldridge Theater. Blackburn Center, proceed rightincluding to philosophy, the Ira music, Aldridge art, literature, anthropology, Ira Aldridge was an African-American who captivated Theater.political theory, sociology, and African Studies. Besides his left toward Locke Hall. th European audiences in the 19 century by his portrayal of chairing and teaching in the Department of Philosophy at Shakespearean roles. The University’s Board of Trustees IraHoward Aldridge University, heTheater spent a great hostsdeal of time advising Locke Hall is a classroom voted to name the Campus Theater after him in 1956. playsand encouraging and musicals many African-American performed artists in various building that also serves as the byfields. students in the Division home of the University’s largest of Fine Arts. The University’s undergraduate college, the FacingFacing CramtonIra Aldridge Auditorium, Theater, continue turn rightright anddown up thethe stairs, and turn left towards Lulu Childers Hall. Board of Trustees elected in 1956 to name the theater College of Arts and Sciences. Locke Hall was named stairs and you will approach Ira Aldridge Theater. after Ira Aldridge, a 19th-century actor who gained for Alain LeRoy Locke, a key figure in the Harlem Lulu Childers became the first Director of the Conservatory acclaim for his portrayals of Shakespearean characters. 3 Renaissance who also served as a professor in and ofIra MusicAldridge in 1905was andan African-Americanretired as Dean of who the Schoolcaptivated of chairman of the University’s Department of Philosophy th from 1928 to 1953. MusicEuropean in 1940. audiences The Finein the Arts 19 Building century is by named his portrayal after her. of Shakespearean roles. The University’s Board of Trustees Childers Hall (new)

Withvoted yourto name back the towardsCampus TheaterLulu Childers, after him to in the1956. right is Facing Ira Aldridge With Locke Hall to your Fredrick Douglass Memorial Hall. Theater, turn right left, move to the end of Fredrick Douglass was the foremost voice in the th down the stairs, then the building and make abolitionistFacing Ira movement Aldridge ofTheat the er,19 turncentury. right He down was thean turn left toward Lulu a left. The School of orator, editor and government official. He served as Trustee forstairs, the University and turn fromleft to1872wards to 1895. Lulu Childers Hall. Childers Hall. Education is at the bottom of the incline. Lulu Childers became the first Director of the Conservatory Childers Hall is the With your back still towards Lulu Childers Hall, proceedof Music toin your1905 andleft retiredtowards as BlackburnDean of the University School of home of Division of The School of Education Center.Music in 1940. The Fine Arts Building is named after her. Fine Arts. The building is named for Lulu Childers, prepares future teachers through an emphasis on Schoolwho ofbecame Business (new)first Director of the Conservatory of pre-service training to meet the needs of diverse The Armour J. Blackburn University Center was opened in Music in 1905. She retired as Dean of the School student populations. 1979 and is dedicated to the memory of Armour Jennings of Music in 1940. Blackburn.With your Aback 1926 towards graduate, Lulu Arm Childers,our J. Blackburn to the right served is theFredrick University Douglass for almost Memorial 30 ye Hall.ars. He was a field agent, Director of Admission and a lecturer in education. He was With your back to Move back up the incline alsoFredrick Dean ofDouglass Students fromwas 1949the toforemost 1969. voice in the Ira AldridgeHead Theater, left towards Founder’s Library. then turn left. At the sidewalk, th proceed rightFounder’s toward Library, which was named in memory of the make a right. abolitionist movement of the 19 century. He was an seventeen founders of the University, is the central facility Withorator, youreditor backand government towards theofficial. Blackburn He served University as Trustee Douglass Hall.in the University’s library system. Opened in 1938, is to your left. Center, proceed left towards Alain Locke Hall. Founder’s was designed by Albert Irvin Cassell, an African-American architect from Towson, MD. for the University from 1872 to 1895. Frederick Douglass Founders Library is the central Alain Locke is best known for his involvement with the Memorial Hall is a , although his work and influence Facing Founder’s Library, proceed to the right towards facility in the University’s classroom building extendWith wellyour beyond. back Throughstill towards The New Lulu Negro Childers, published Hall, in Rankin Chapel. seven-library system. Named in memory of Howard’s 1925, Locke popularized and most adequately defined the that also houses several departmentsThe University’s of the chapel was built in memory of Andrew seventeen founders, thebuilding was designed by proceed to your left towards Blackburn University College of Arts and Sciences. FrederickEvarts Douglass, Rankin who was the brother of Howard University African-American architect Albert Cassell. Renaissance as a movement in black arts and letters. His President Jeremiah Rankin and whose widow contributed a interestCenter. and writings cover a wide range of topics, the building’s namesake and the foremostportion of voicethe building funds. From 1900-1914 a including philosophy, music, art, literature, anthropology, of the 19th-century abolitionist movement,kindergarten served and practice school were housed in the chapel. on the University’s Board of Trustees fromToday, the1872 chapel serves the Howard University and politicalThe Armour theory, J. Blackburnsociology, Univerand Africansity Center Studies. was Besides opened his in Washington, D.C communities. chairing1979 and and is dedicatedteaching into thethe Departmentmemory of Armourof Philosophy Jennings at to 1895. HowardBlackburn. University, A 1926 hegraduate, spent a Armgreatour deal J. Blackburnof time advising served and encouraging many African-American artists in various fields.the University for almost 30 years. He was a field agent, Proceed down the stairs between Founders Library and Rankin Chapel, and enter The Valley. You will Director of Admission and a lecturer in education. He was then approach the Chemistry Building. also Dean of Students from 1949 to 1969. 3 The GaTeway for With your back towards the Blackburn University Facing the Chemistry Building, turn right to face Thirkield Hall. Center, proceed left towards Alain Locke Hall. Wilbur Thirkield was President of the University from 1906 to 1912. Thirkield Hall was also the founding ChanGinG The world Alain Locke is best known for his involvement with the place of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Harlem Renaissance, although his work and influence With your back towards Thirkield Hall, proceed extend well beyond. Through The New Negro, published in straight towards Harriet Tubman Quadrangle. As 1925, Locke popularized and most adequately defined the you proceed, you will pass Just Hall. Renaissance as a movement in black arts and letters. His The Biology Building was named for , a zoologist whose research on the biology of the Once you enter the gateways onto interest and writings cover a wide range of topics, cell won international recognition. He was head of the Zoology Department for 26 years. He received the including philosophy, music, art, literature, anthropology, in 1915 for his work in physiology for political theory, sociology, and African Studies. Besides his improving the standards of black medical schools. Howard University’s main campus, chairing and teaching in the Department of Philosophy at Howard University, he spent a great deal of time advising 4 and encouraging many African-American artists in various your life will change – forever. The fields. Howard experience is an intellectually

3 stimulating, culturally awakening, socially empowering journey. As you proceed further, you will pass Cooper Hall. Head left towards Founder’s Library. Dr. Chauncey Cooper served as Dean of the School of Founder’s Library, which was named in memory of the Pharmacy from 1941 until his retirement in 1972. He seventeen founders of the University, is the central facility founded the National Pharmaceutical Association, an Headin theleft towardsUniversity’s Founder’s library Library. system. Opened in 1938, Founder’s was designed by Albert Irvin Cassell, an organization for black pharmacists. Founder’s Library, which was named in memory of the African-American architect from Towson, MD. seventeen founders of the University, is the central facility in the University’s library system. Opened in 1938, Founder’sFacing Founder’swas designed Library, by proceedAlbert toIrvin the rightCassell, towards an African-AmericanRankin Chapel. architect from Towson, MD. You are now approaching Harriet Tubman Quadrangle. The University’s chapel was built in memory of Andrew FacingEvarts Founder’s Rankin who Library, was the proceed brother to of the Howard right towardsUniversity Harriet Tubman was the “conductor” of the Underground Chemistry Building RankinPresident Chapel. Jeremiah Rankin and whose widow contributed a FacingRailroad, Founders which was an organized Library, network of stations that With your back to portion of the building funds. From 1900-1914 a The University’s chapel was built in memory of Andrew helped slaves escape from the Southern states to the kindergarten and practice school were housed in the chapel. proceed to the right toward Thirkield Hall, proceed Evarts Rankin who was the brother of Howard University Today, the chapel serves the Howard University and Northern states. Over the course of 10 years, Tubman President Jeremiah Rankin and whose widow contributed a Rankin Chapel. forward toward the Washington, D.C communities. made some 20 trips from the North to the South, rescuing portion of the building funds. From 1900-1914 a more than 300 slaves. Harriet Tubman was the greatest of Tubman Quadrangle. kindergarten and practice school were housed in the chapel. all the heroines of anti-slavery. She was called the Moses Today, the chapel serves the Howard University and Rankin Chapel is the home for of her people. Every day, hundreds of girls enter the Washington, D.C communities. spiritual life on campus. It was Harriet Tubman Quadrangle, Proceed down the stairs between Founders Library Harriet Tubman Quadrangle and prepare to become the and Rankin Chapel, and enter The Valley. You will built inleaders memory of tomorrow. of AndrewThe Harriet Tubman Evarts Quadrangle is known as “The Quad,” then approach the Chemistry Building. Rankin, the brother of Jeremiahcomposed Rankin, of 5 residence who halls, whichserved are occupied by Tubman Quadrangle comprises Proceed down the stairs between Founders Library freshmen girls: Baldwin, Crandall, Frazier, Truth, and Head left towards Founder’s Library. as president of the University from 1890 to 1903. five residence halls—Baldwin, and Rankin Chapel, and enter The Valley. You will Wheatley. Crandall, Frazier, Truth, and Wheatley–which together thenFounder’s approach Library, the which Chemistry was named Building. in memory of the seventeen founders of the University, is the central facility house hundreds of freshman women. 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He received the Harriet Tubman Quadrangle and prepare to become the and Rankin Chapel, and enter The Valley. You will beautifulThirkield courtyard Hall, open to Bethune Annex residents, is a residence hall Spingarn Medal in 1915 for his work in physiology for leaders of tomorrow. The Harriet Tubman Quadrangle is 4 their guests, and to campus organizations for various improvingthen approach the standards the Chemistry of black Building. medical schools. proceedcomposed right of 5 residence halls, which are occupied by that serves as home activities withfreshmen approval girls: ofBaldwin, the Community Crandall, Frazie Director.r, Truth, and towardWheatley. the to hundreds of freshman women. The hall is equipped 4 Chemistry Building. Collegewith 24-hour Hall Southfitness centers and study suites.

Facing the Chemistry Building, turn right to face To the right of the Harriet Tubman Quadrangle, Thirkield Hall. The Chemistry Building was dedicatedyou will approach inthe Bethune1936. Annex. Wilbur Thirkield was President of the University fromCollege Hall North The Annex is the newest residence hall. It opened in Continue south toward the The building was designed by Albert Cassell, who 5 1906 to 1912. Thirkield Hall was also the founding 1993. There is a ResNet computer lab with extensive Bethune Annex. place of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. also designed Founders Library andsoftware Douglass availability and InHall.ternet access. All rooms College Hall North contain telephone lines with basic telephone service With your back towards Thirkield Hall, proceed included in the room rate. On the lobby level, there is The Bethune Annex opened in newly remodeled cafeteria with a capacity of 300 and straight towards Harriet Tubman Quadrangle. As Facing the Chemistry Building, 1993. The residence hall houses you proceed, you will pass Just Hall. there a seminar room with the seating capacity of 120. turn left to proceedIt is open to tocampus Just organizations, Hall. academic a cafeteria with a capacity of 300 The Biology Building was named for Ernest Everett departments, and University staff. There is limited on its main level. It also holds a Just, a zoologist whose research on the biology of the outside parking available to Bethune Annex residents. cell won international recognition. He was head of theCollege Hall South Just Hall is theAnother home advantage of of Howard’sthe dorm is the spacious and seminar room that is available Zoology Department for 26 years. He received the biology department.beautiful courtyard openThe to Bethunebuild Annex- residents, for use by campus organizations, Spingarn Medal in 1915 for his work in physiology for their guests, and to campus organizations for various improving the standards of black medical schools. ing was namedactivities withfor approval Dr. of theErnest Community Director. academic departments, and University staff. The Annex Everett Just, a world-renowned zoologist. Dr. Just was named for Mary McLeod Bethune, the acclaimed was head of Howard’s zoology department for twenty- educator, school founder, activist, and advisor to 4 six years. His research on the biology of the cell won President Franklin D. Roosevelt. him international recognition. College Hall South

5 As you proceed further, you will pass Cooper Hall. Facing Just Hall, turn Continue south Dr. Chauncey Cooper served as Dean of the School of left to proceed to toward College Pharmacy from 1941 until his retirement in 1972. He Cooper Hall. Hall South. founded the National Pharmaceutical Association, an organization for black pharmacists. Chauncey I. Cooper Hall College Hall South is houses the Howard University School of a residence hall for Pharmacy, one of the sophomore, junior, University’s seven graduate and professional schools. and senior men and You are now approaching Harriet Tubman The building was named for Dr. Chauncey Cooper, who women. Like its counterpart to the north, College Quadrangle. served as the Dean of the School of Pharmacy from 1941 Hall South opened in 2014. The dorm is equipped with conference rooms, study lounges, and a 24-hour Harriet Tubman was the “conductor” of the Underground to 1972. Dr. Cooper founded the National Pharmaceutical computer lab. Railroad, which was an organized network of stations that Association, aprofessional organization for Black pharmacists. helped slaves escape from the Southern states to the Northern states. Over the course of 10 years, Tubman made some 20 trips from the North to the South, rescuing more than 300 slaves. Harriet Tubman was the greatest of all the heroines of anti-slavery. She was called the Moses of her people. Every day, hundreds of girls enter the Harriet Tubman Quadrangle and prepare to become the leaders of tomorrow. The Harriet Tubman Quadrangle is composed of 5 residence halls, which are occupied by freshmen girls: Baldwin, Crandall, Frazier, Truth, and Wheatley.

To the right of the Harriet Tubman Quadrangle, you will approach the Bethune Annex. The Annex is the newest residence hall. It opened in 1993. There is a ResNet computer lab with extensive software availability and Internet access. All rooms contain telephone lines with basic telephone service included in the room rate. On the lobby level, there is newly remodeled cafeteria with a capacity of 300 and there a seminar room with the seating capacity of 120. It is open to campus organizations, academic departments, and University staff. There is limited outside parking available to Bethune Annex residents. Another advantage of the dorm is the spacious and beautiful courtyard open to Bethune Annex residents, their guests, and to campus organizations for various activities with approval of the Community Director.

5 Facing the John H. Johnson School of Communications, to the left you will see WHUR-FM.

The Howard University radio station launched in December 1971 and was a gift from the Washington Post. It was developed to stimulate the intellectual and cultural life in the nation’s capital, and serve as a training ground for Howard students interested in pursuing careers in broadcast communications. It is the first black-owned and operated radio station in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. Since 1995, WHUR-FM (96.3) has been the top choice of adult listeners, ages 25-54, in the metropolitan area. Of the 1,300 university and college-owned radio stations, WHUR . is one of only a few that operates with a commercial FM license. WHUR-FM currently operates under an Urban With the Bethune Annex on your left, proceed towards Adult Contemporary format. Bryant St., and make a right. On your right you will see the WHUT-TV 32. With your College back facing WHUR-FMHall you will see the Howard University Television (WHUT) was started in College of Pharmacy, Nursing, and Allied Health With your back to 1980. It is the only African-American owned and operated SouthSciences. onFacing your the John H. left,Johnson School of Communications, noncommercial station in the United States. WHUT to the left you will see WHUR-FM. WHUR-Radio, face the Located at 2300 4th Street, the College of Pharmacy, reaches one half-million households weekly, and reaches as proceedThe toward Howard University Bryant radio station launched in December far north as Baltimore, MD; south beyond Fredericksburg, Nursing and 1971Allied and wasHealth a gift Sc fromiences the Washingtonis comprised Post. Itof was Allied Health Building. developed to stimulate the intellectual and cultural life in VA, as far west as Huntington, and as far east as Streetthe Division andtheof Nursing,nation’s make capital, the Divisionand servea as of a Alliedtraining Healthground for Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The station provides Sciences, andHoward the Division students interested of Pharmacy in pursuing - careerswhich in offers broadcast comprehensive, hands-on training to students in such areas right. Oncommunications. your Itright is the first black-owned and operated only advancedradio professional station in the study Washington, DC metropolitan area. The Allied Health Building as communications, business, engineering, law, and fine Since 1995, WHUR-FM (96.3) has been the top choice of arts. WHUT produces over 450 hours of local willAt the becorner WHUT-TV.adult of listeners,Bryant agesStreet 25-54, and in the 6th metropolitan Street, proceedarea. Of the programming, including Evening Exchange, a public affairs IRB to your right 1,300up the university hill. Onand yourcollege-ow left,ned you radio will stations, pass WHUR the . is home to the College of is one of only a few that operates with a commercial FM program that gives an African-American perspective on Ralph J. Bunchelicense. Center WHUR-FM for International currently operates Affairs. under an Urban Nursing and Allied Health Sciences, which comprises current issues. The station has won Emmy Awards and Adult Contemporary format. CEBA (Communications Excellence to Black Audiences) Howard University University established Television an International Affairs the Division of Nursing and the Division of Allied Awards, as well as numerous other honors. Center in 1993With to serve your asback a focal facing point WHUR-FM for the youUniversity’s will see the many and variedCollege international of Pharmacy, activities Nursing, and and interests. Allied Health In Continuing on Bryant Street, to your left you will see (WHUT-TV)Sciences. was started Health Sciences. 1996, with United Nations Secretary-General Boutros the Louis Stokes Health Sciences Library. Located at 2300 4th Street, the College of Pharmacy, in 1980. It is the only Black-ownedGhali and membersNursing and of and the Allied Buncheoperated Health family Sciences in attendance, is comprised the of On November 6, 1968, Louis Stokes was elected to the Center was re-christenedthe Division Theof Nursing, Ralph thJ.e BuncheDivision Internationalof Allied Health United States Congress, becoming the first African- noncommercial station in the UnitedSciences, States. and the Division The of Pharmacy - which offers Affairs Center.only Ralph advanced Johnson professional Bunche study was an American American Member of Congress from the State of Ohio. political scientist and diplomat who received the 1950 Representative Stokes has served fifteen consecutive terms station provides spaces for comprehensive,At the corner of Bryant hands- Street and 6th Street, proceed Nobel Peace Prizeto your for right his uplate the 1940s hill. On mediation your left, youin Palestine. will pass the in the House of Representatives. He has served on Ralph J. Bunche Center for International Affairs. numerous committees and during his thirty-year tenure as a on training for students in communication,The mission of the Ralph J.business, Bunche International Affairs Center is to makeHoward available University and established to ensure anthe International Center’s long- Affairs Withmember the Bethuneof Congress, Annex hason yourserved left, as proceed the University’s towards Center in 1993 to serve as a focal point for the University’s At the corner of Bryant and Bryantprincipal St., andadvocate. make Hea right. is universallyOn your right recognized you will seeas a engineering, law, and fineterm arts. capacitymany to makeand varied available international to activitiesHoward and University interests. In the WHUT-TV 32. students, faculty1996, andwith seniorUnited administrators,Nations Secretary-General as well Boutros as stalwart in advancing minority health issues and the health Ghali and members of the Bunche family in attendance, the Sixth Streets, proceed up the sciences. The newly constructed Health Sciences Library certain constituenciesCenter was re-christenedbeyond the The RaUniversity,lph J. Bunche valuableInternational Howardis named University for him. Television (WHUT) was started in Affairs Center. Ralph Johnson Bunche was an American Health Sciences Library (new) international politicalaffairs scientistsupport, and services, diplomat whoinformation received the and 1950 hill. See the Ralph J. Bunche 1980. It is the only African-American owned and operated Continuing on Bryant Street, as you pass the Louis opportunities. Nobel The Peace Bunche Prize forCenter his late is 1940s also mediation the home in Palestine. of noncommercial station in the United States. WHUT The mission of the Ralph J. Bunche International Affairs Stokes Library, to the right you will see the John H. the University’sCenter is Simultato make availableneous andInterpretation to ensure the Center’s and long- reaches one half-million households weekly, and reaches as Center on your left. Johnson School of Communications. Continuingterm capacityon Bryant to make available to Howard University far north as Baltimore, MD; south beyond Fredericksburg, International students,Exchange faculty programs. and senior administrators, as well as VA,Founded as far in west1971, as the Huntington, School of andCommunications as far east wasas certain constituencies beyond the University, valuable international affairs support, services, information and named for John H. Johnson, the founder of Ebony and Jet Street, to your left is the Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The station provides opportunities. The Bunche Center is also the home7 of Established in 1993, the Ralph comprehensive,magazines. hands-onIt currently training contains to students four in departments,such areas Health Sciencesthe University’s Library. Simultaneous Interpretation and asJournalism, communications, Radio business, Televi sionengineering, and law,Film, and Human fine International Exchange programs. J. Bunche International Affairs arts.Communications WHUT produces Studies, overand Communication450 hours of Scienceslocal programming,and Disorders, including offering Evening a total Exchange of eight, a publicundergraduate affairs 7 Center was so named in 1996. The Center makes programdegrees, that six givesMasters an degrees, African-American and four Doctorate perspective degrees. on currentThe Schoolissues. ofThe Communicati station has onswon alsoEmmy houses Awards 2 andradio Louis J. Stokes Health international affairs services, student exchange support, CEBAstations, (Communications WHUR and WHBC, Excellence and toWHUT-TV, Black Audiences) the only Sciences Library is the Awards,Black-owned as well publicas numerous broadcasting other honors. television station in the and career opportunities available to Howard country. Its distinguished faculty educates approximately Continuing on Bryant Street, to your left you will see newest library on campus 1500 students. students, faculty, and administrators. Its namesake the Louis Stokes Health Sciences Library. was named for United States Representative Louis was a political scientist, diplomat and Nobel Peace On November 6, 1968, Louis Stokes was elected to the Locke Hall (new) United States Congress, becoming the first African- Stokes, the first Black Member of Congress from American Member of Congress from the State of Ohio.6 Prize Laureate. Bunche served as chair of Howard’s Representative Stokes has served fifteen consecutive terms Ohio. During his thirty years in Congress, Rep. in the House of Representatives. He has served on political science department from 1928 to 1950 numerous committees and during his thirty-year tenure as a Stokes became known as a principal advocate for member of Congress, has served as the University’s principal advocate. He is universally recognized as a the study of health issues that affect Black communities stalwart in advancing minority health issues and the health sciences. The newly constructed Health Sciences Library and other communities of color. is named for him. Continuing on Bryant Street, as you pass the Louis Stokes Library, to the right you will see the John H. Johnson School of Communications. As you continue up the hill, just after the Ralph J. Continuing on Sixth Founded in 1971, the School of Communications was ContinuingBunche Center, on you Bryant will pass Louis K. Downing Hall named for John H. Johnson, the founder of Ebony and Jet Street, pass the Lewis magazines. It currently contains four departments, Street,(School the of Engineering) School of Journalism, Radio Television and Film, Human K. Downing Building Communications Studies, and Communication Sciences Communications is to and Disorders, offering a total of eight undergraduate Louis Downing was appointed Dean of the School of on the left. degrees, six Masters degrees, and four Doctorate degrees. yourEngineering right. and Architecture in 1934. He served in that The School of Communications also houses 2 radio stations, WHUR and WHBC, and WHUT-TV, the only capacity for 30 years. Black-owned public broadcasting television station in the Downing Hall houses the country. Its distinguished faculty educates approximately The CBAs you Powell continue upBuilding the hill, just after the Ralph J. 1500 students. University’s Department is homeBunche to Center, the you School will pass Louis of K. Downing Hall of Engineering. The building was named for Lewis Communications.(School of Engineering) Founded 6 As you continue up the hill, just after the Louis K. K. Downing, who was appointed Dean of the School in 1971, the School of CommunicationsLouisDowning Downing Hall offers pastwas theappointed a parking variety Dean lot ofon thethe Schoolleft, you of of undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral degree of Engineering and Architecture in 1934 and served Engineeringshould approach and Architecture the Mack iney 1934. Building He served (School in thatof in that capacity for thirty years. programs. The School also housescapacityArchitecture twofor 30 & years. radioPlanning) stations, WHUR and WHBC, and a television station, WHUT. Named after Howard H. 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He served as chairman of the Department of Sciences. receiving a Masters or a Ph.D. th students interested in careers in broadcastthe corner to your communications. left is Lindsay Hall (School of Social Architecture for thirty-two years. Located at 2300 4 Street, the College of Pharmacy, Nursing and Allied Health Sciences is comprised of Work) the Division of Nursing, the Division of Allied Health Sciences, and the Division of Pharmacy - which offers YouThe Schoolshould ofnow Social be backWork atbuilding the starting is named point after of Ms.the only advanced professional study tour.Innabel IfBurns you Lindsay.would like She to was vis itthe the first Howard female UniversityAcademic At the corner of Bryant Street and 6th Street, proceed DeanBookstore, at Howard proceed University. to the right This and goschool down offers the hill graduate to the to your right up the hill. On your left, you will pass the programs only. Students enroll with the intentions of Ralph J. Bunche Center for International Affairs. 4-way intersection at 6th Street and Bryant Street. Cross receiving a Masters or a Ph.D. Howard University established an International Affairs the street and make a right. At the corner you will see the Center in 1993 to serve as a focal point for the University’s HUB just next door to Starbucks Coffee. The GaTeway for many and varied international activities and interests. In 1996, with United Nations Secretary-General Boutros Ghali and members of the Bunche family in attendance, the You should now be back at the starting point of the Center was re-christened The Ralph J. Bunche International For more information, visit us at: Affairs Center. Ralph Johnson Bunche was an American tour. If you would like to visit the Howard University political scientist and diplomat who received the 1950 Bookstore, proceed to the right and go down the hill to the Nobel Peace Prize for his late 1940s mediation in Palestine. www.howard.edu The mission of the Ralph J. Bunche International Affairs 4-way intersection at 6th Street and Bryant Street. Cross ChanGinG The world Center is to make available and to ensure the Center’s long- the street and make a right. At the corner you will see the term capacity to make available to Howard University students, faculty and senior administrators, as well as HUB just next door to Starbucks Coffee. certain constituencies beyond the University, valuable international affairs support, services, information and opportunities. The Bunche Center is also the home of 8 the University’s Simultaneous Interpretation and For more information, visit us at: International Exchange programs. www.howard.edu 7 Once you enter the gateways onto Howard University’s main campus, 8 your life will change – forever. The Howard experience is an intellectually stimulating, culturally awakening, socially empowering journey. As you continue up the hill, just after the Ralph J. Bunche Center, you will pass Louis K. Downing Hall (School of Engineering)

LouisAs you Downing continue was up appointedthe hill, justDean after of thethe SchoolRalph ofJ. EngineeringBunche Center, and Architectureyou will pass in Louis1934. K.He Downing served in Hallthat capacity(School offor Engineering) 30 years. Louis Downing was appointed Dean of the School of Engineering and Architecture in 1934. He served in that capacity for 30 years. As you continue up the hill, just after the Louis K. Downing Hall past the parking lot on the left, you should approach the Mackey Building (School of Architecture & Planning) As you continue up the hill, just after the Louis K. DowningNamed after Hall Howard past H.the Mackey, parking former lot on chairman the left, of youthe shouldDepartment approach of Architecture the Mack whoey Buildinglead the Bachelor(School of Architecture °ree Planning) program to accreditation by the National Architectural Accrediting Board in 1951, the MackeyNamed afterBuilding Howard is H.home Mackey, to formerHoward’s chairman architecture of the students.Department of Architecture who lead the Bachelor of Architecture degree program to accreditation by the National Architectural Accrediting Board in 1951, the Mackey Building is home to Howard’s architecture students. Proceed to the corner You should now be at the top of the hill at 6th Street and Howard Place. Cross the street and the building on of Sixth Street and the corner to your left is Lindsay Hall (School of Social Howard Place. On the Work) You should now be at the top of the hill at 6th Street left is Lindsay Hall. andThe HowardSchool of Place. Social Cross Work the building street andis named the building after Ms. on theInnabel corner Burns to yourLindsay. left isShe Lindsay was the Hall first (Schoolfemale Academic of Social Lindsay Hall houses the Work)Dean at Howard University. This school offers graduate programs only. Students enroll with the intentions of graduate School of receivingThe School a Masters of Social or aWork Ph.D. building is named after Ms. Social Work. The building Innabel Burns Lindsay. She was the first female Academic was named for Ms. Inabel Burns Lindsay, the first Dean at Howard University. This school offers graduate programs only. Students enroll with the intentions of female Academic Dean at Howard University. receivingYou should a Masters now be or aback Ph.D. at the starting point of the tour. If you would like to visit the Howard University Bookstore, proceed to the right and go down the hill to the 4-way intersection at 6th Street and Bryant Street. Cross You have now reached the starting theYou street should and nowmake be a right.back atAt the cornerstarting you point will seeof the HUBtour. justIf nextyou doorwould to likeStarbucks to vis Coffee.it the Howard University point of your tour. To visit the Howard Bookstore, proceed to the right and go down the hill to the University Bookstore, proceed south 4-way intersection at 6th Street and Bryant Street. Cross on Sixth Street. Cross the street the streetFor moreand make information, a right. At visit the uscorner at: you will see the HUB just next door to Starbucks Coffee. and turn right on Bryant Street. The www.howard.edu Bookstore is at the corner Georgia For more information, visit us at: Avenue and Bryant Street. Barnes & www.howard.edu Noble @ Howard University Bookstore

8 Located at the corner of Georgia Avenue and Bryant Street, the HUB is the University’s home for official paraphernalia, textbooks, and general reading materials. 8

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School of Nursing & Allied Health...... 11 School of Pharmacy...... 47 Laser Chemistry Building ...... 4 Seeley Mudd Building Lindsay Hall (Social Work) ...... 53 Founders Library-MSRC...... 29 (College of Medicine) ...... 45 Locke Hall...... 44 Student Health Center...... 63 Founders Library-UGL ...... 61 Mackey Building (Architecture) ...... 3 Bethune Annex ...... 6 Graduate School ...... 9 Thirkield Hall (Physics) ...... 55 Blackburn Center ...... 57 Mental Health Center ...... 700 Tubman Quadrangle HealthScience Library...... 200 Middle School ...... 40 Burr Gymnasium ...... 8 Crandall Hall ...... 62C Hospital Service Center...... 75 Miner Hall...... 14 Carnegie Hall...... 12 Frazier Hall ...... 62F Howard Center...... 39 Mordecai Johnson Building CB Powell Building (Communications)...13 Wheatly Haii ...... 62W Howard Center/Bookstore ...... 5 (Administration) ...... 1 Center for Academic Reinforcement...... 24 Baldwin Hall...... 62B Howard Hall ...... 33 Numa Adams Building...... 51 Chemistry Building ...... 15 Truth Haii ...... 62T Howard Manor...... 96 Power Plant ...... 48 Childers Hall (Fine Arts) ...... 28 WHUR-Radio...... 49 Howard Plaza Towers (East) ...... 550 Ralph J Bunche Center ...... 42 Cook Hall ...... 18 WHUT-TV...... 54 Howard Plaza Towers (West)...... 551 Rankin Chapel...... 50 Cramton Auditorium ...... 20 Howard Service Center...... 39 Dixon Building (College of Dentistry). ...22 School of Business...... 10 Howard University Hospital...... 37 School of Education...... 25 Douglass Hall...... 23 Ira Aldridge Theatre ...... 43 Downing Hall (Engineering)...... 26 Just Hall (Biology)...... 7 Drew Hall ...... 21 Effingham Apartments...... 92