Announcements
We are currently accepting submission for our Fall 2021 publication. Visit the Submissions page for more information.
Submission Guideline Changes!There are new requirements for submissions to the journal. Please visit the Guidelines page to ensure your work fits the criteria. Thank you.
Ukweli Calendar
*Please note that most events will require RSVP to attend.
Ukweli Recordings
Below you will find a list of general meetings, confernce calls with notable speakers, etc. For best viewing, please use a laptop or desktop computer.
- Ukweli Informational Meeting 24 January 2021 (Viewing & Download Link)
- Intro to Submissions Meeting (Viewing & Download Link)
- Ukweli Inaugural Launch Party! (Viewing & Download Link)
- #WHUTtv​ presents - The Journey Ep 211 ft HU Student Writers
General meeting with much of the Ukweli executive board and faculty members. In this meeting, we discuss Ukweli's mmission, goals, and answer some audience questions.
Are you planning on submitting research to Ukweli, the Howard Undergraduate Research Journal? Check out this video for a detail review of the submission process, requirements, and some audience questions!
The Ukweli Inaugural Launch Party was a celebration of the launch of the inaugural issue of the Howard University Undergraduate Research Journal, the published undergraduate students, and the work of the Ukweli team. Guest speaker, Provost Wutoh, provided remarks and category prize winners were announced.
Be inspired by this thought-provoking conversation on WHUTtv as Howard University's President, Dr. Wayne A. I. Frederick, learns more about Ukweli from Ukweli's very own Co-Editor in Chief, Lauren Bush and Trisha Lal, Co-Founder of Howard University College of Medicine Research Digest!
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