The First Hundred Years: The Story of Howard University (1962)

“The First Hundred Years: The Story of Howard University” chronicles the establishment and growth of Howard University, founded in 1867 in Washington, D.C., to serve the educational needs of newly freed African Americans. It highlights the university’s achievements over its first century, including the expansion of accredited programs, the development of a diverse student body, and its role in training leaders across various professions. The film emphasizes Howard’s unique location in the nation’s capital, providing students with access to significant historical and governmental institutions. As it approaches its 100th anniversary, the university looks forward to continuing its mission of truth and service, preparing students for future challenges.

Keywords
Howard University, history, education, African Americans, accredited programs, leadership, Washington D.C., 100th anniversary, truth and service, diverse student body

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