WHUT Howard University Television

WHUT Howard University Television As the only station owned/operated by an HBCU, Howard University WHUT airs more than 3,500 hours of public affairs and educational programming each year.

The station's signal reaches over 2 million households in the greater Washington metro area. In fall 2007, WHUT also began a digital simulcast to this viewing area, the ninth largest media market in the United States. WHUT has thousands of loyal viewers and donors who tune daily to its unique mix of PBS series such as NOVA, The American Experience, Sesame Street, and its original productions on lo

cal and national topics. Specials also highlight special events and renown speakers at Howard University, such as Cornel West, Toni Morrison and Nobel Laureate Ivar Giaever. WHUT has won 13 Emmys, and numerous other awards such as the Telly, Aurora, and Cine Golden Eagle.

01/07/2025
01/06/2025

Catch “Josephine Baker: The Story of an Awakening” on WHUT. Explore the life of Josephine Baker, the first Black superstar, from her humble beginnings in Missouri to becoming a celebrated dancer and Civil Rights activist in France. Don’t miss this inspiring documentary!

Magic Johnson, Denzel Washington, and other distinguished individuals were honored with the Medal of Freedom by Presiden...
01/05/2025

Magic Johnson, Denzel Washington, and other distinguished individuals were honored with the Medal of Freedom by President Joe Biden. This prestigious event took place in Washington, D.C., on January 4th, recognizing them for their significant contributions as the nation’s highest civilian honor.

Photo Credits:
1. Manuel Balce Ceneta/Associated Press
2. Ken Cedeno/REUTERS
3. Leigh Vogel/UPI/Bloomberg via Getty Images (Doris Hamer Richardson accepting on behalf of Fannie Lou Hamer)

01/02/2025

Start 2025 empowered! Watch Dr. Sharon Malone tackle the critical issue of women’s health on a special episode of @ Howard on WHUTTV YouTube channel.

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01/02/2025

Hey followers!

Got questions on where to watch our shows? Here’s a quick guide:

1. Check the Caption: Always read the full caption for air times and dates.

2. TV Schedule: Visit our schedule for the most accurate times WHUT TV Schedule. https://www.whut.org/tv-schedule

3. How to Watch: For viewing options, head to WHUT Ways to Watch. https://www.whut.org/tv-schedule-1

Hope this helps! Keep enjoying our programming!

12/31/2024

Get ready for a trip down memory lane with our “60s and 70s Soul Celebration” on WHUT! Experience legendary soul artists as they perform their biggest hits from an unforgettable era in music. 🎤🎶🕗 Tune in at 8:00 PM on Tuesday, December 31, 2024, for this can’t-miss musical journey. Want more? Visit www.whut.org/schedule to find additional airing times and subscribe to our newsletter for the latest updates on our programming!

12/29/2024

Don’t miss “Talking Black In America: Performance Traditions” on WHUT! Explore the vibrant narratives of Blues, comedy, and hip-hop and their impact on African American language. Visit www.whut.org/schedule to view local airtime.

As the year wraps up, let’s take a moment to reflect on an incredible 2024. Thanks to your support, we’ve been able to c...
12/27/2024

As the year wraps up, let’s take a moment to reflect on an incredible 2024. Thanks to your support, we’ve been able to continue our mission. Check out the highlights of the year on our blog!

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In 2024, WHUT launched new shows, developed interactive initiatives, and created unique content, all thanks to the incredible support of our community.

12/23/2024

“I am She: The Matriarch of America” • 🕠 Friday, December 27, 2024, at 5:30 PM • 🕜 Sunday, December 29, 2024, at 1:30 AM Learn the profound stories of African American women who have shaped history. “I am She: The Matriarch of America” presents fascinating interviews with historians, scholars, and educators, offering a captivating journey through the contributions and impact of these trailblazing women. Don’t miss this enlightening exploration, only on WHUT!

What an edge-of-your-seat game it was! Our Washington Commanders just edged out a nail-biter against the Philadelphia Ea...
12/22/2024

What an edge-of-your-seat game it was! Our Washington Commanders just edged out a nail-biter against the Philadelphia Eagles, clinching the win with a final score of 33-36. This game was definitely one for the books, showcasing the intensity and excitement we love about football.

Check out all the thrilling moments captured in photos by The Washington Commanders on Fox.

12/22/2024

Hey followers! As we celebrate the holidays and welcome the new year, we want to express our gratitude for your support. Here’s a quick reminder about who we are at WHUT:

📺 We’re Unique: As the only PBS station owned by an HBCU, Howard University Television, we proudly serve our local communities in Maryland, D.C., and Virginia on channel 32.

🎥 Original Content: We create programming that reflects your stories, told through your perspectives—shows like “DECADES ,” “Living Legacy,” and “We Are Here.”

😊 Public Media Power: As a public media entity, your engagement (like reposts, tags, shares) and donations are crucial. They keep WHUT thriving!

🌐 Stay Connected: Visit us at www.whut.org to check out our on-air schedule and all our shows.

Please continue to help us make an impact! 🌟

Just about a week ago, our Washington Howard University television team ( on Instagram ) embarked on the inaugural sail ...
12/20/2024

Just about a week ago, our Washington Howard University television team ( on Instagram ) embarked on the inaugural sail of the Disney Treasure. We interviewed those behind the scenes bringing this massive vision to life through the lens of career exploration. Stay tuned for amazing full interviews and snippets across all our social media platforms, including our YouTube channel. Plus, don’t forget some interesting facts along the way. 🚢🌟

Consider this our flashback Friday post to warmer weather!

Amidst the recent buzz around space exploration, let’s spotlight a lesser-known pioneer: George Carruthers. This remarka...
12/20/2024

Amidst the recent buzz around space exploration, let’s spotlight a lesser-known pioneer: George Carruthers. This remarkable Black inventor developed the camera that captured the first images from space, making a significant contribution to our understanding of the universe. His groundbreaking work continues to inspire discussions and curiosity about the cosmos today.

12/19/2024

Wow, we’ve got a surprise for you! Election Night 2024 turned out to be a momentous occasion, not just in the political realm but also because of its unique setting. Vice President Kamala Harris decided to establish her watch event headquarters at Howard University, her alma mater and one of the leading Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). And guess what? We captured it all! Tune in tonight at 9:30 PM EST on WHUT-TV or catch the full event unfolding on our YouTube channel to watch the historic event unfold. And don’t forget to check out www.whut.org/schedule for additional airing times, or catch the replay on our YouTube channel.

12/19/2024

Get ready to dive into literary excellence! 📚 We’re teaming up with Booklist Reader to spotlight the six incredible 2024 Finalists for the Andrew Carnegie Medals in Fiction and Nonfiction. Don’t miss this celebration of outstanding stories and groundbreaking ideas!

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Catch “Josephine Baker: The Story of an Awakening” on WHUT. Explore the life of Josephine Baker, the first Black superstar, from her humble beginnings in Missouri to becoming a celebrated dancer and Civil Rights activist in France. Don’t miss this inspiring documentary!

“Josephine Baker: Trailblazer of Art and Activism”
“Josephine Baker: Trailblazer of Art and Activism”

Catch “Josephine Baker: The Story of an Awakening” on WHUT. Explore the life of Josephine Baker, the first Black superstar, from her humble beginnings in Missouri to becoming a celebrated dancer and Civil Rights activist in France. Don’t miss this inspiring documentary!

As Winter Storm Blair hits the East Coast, here’s a glimpse from Northwest Washington DC along Georgia Avenue. While it may not look like much, some areas in the D.C. metro have received 5 to 6 inches of snow. However, as of 7 a.m. EST, Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport reported an official total of 4.7 inches, with some sleet beginning to mix in. Stay safe and warm!

Still focusing on New Year’s resolutions? PBS Kids has us covered! In this clip from “Lyla in the Loop,” we’re reminded that self-care is a top priority for 2025. Reminder: Start your Saturday mornings with WHUT for family-friendly shows that inspire and entertain the whole crew!

Jennifer Josephine Hosten, representing Grenada, made history by becoming the first Black woman to win the Miss World pageant.

Start 2025 empowered! Watch Dr. Sharon Malone tackle the critical issue of women’s health on a special episode of @ Howard on WHUTTV YouTube channel. Share your story with us by using #MyHealthMyVoice.

“Empowerment and Equity: Dr. Sharon Malone Discusses Women’s Health on @Howard”
“Empowerment and Equity: Dr. Sharon Malone Discusses Women’s Health on @Howard”

Start 2025 empowered! Watch Dr. Sharon Malone tackle the critical issue of women’s health on a special episode of @ Howard on WHUTTV YouTube channel. Share your story with us by using #MyHealthMyVoice.

Get ready for a trip down memory lane with our “60s and 70s Soul Celebration” on WHUT! Experience legendary soul artists as they perform their biggest hits from an unforgettable era in music. 🎤🎶 🕗 Tune in at 8:00 PM on Tuesday, December 31, 2024, for this can’t-miss musical journey. Want more? Visit www.whut.org/schedule to find additional airing times and subscribe to our newsletter for the latest updates on our programming!

“Relive the Classics: 60s and 70s Soul Celebration on WHUT”
“Relive the Classics: 60s and 70s Soul Celebration on WHUT”

Get ready for a trip down memory lane with our “60s and 70s Soul Celebration” on WHUT! Experience legendary soul artists as they perform their biggest hits from an unforgettable era in music. 🎤🎶🕗 Tune in at 8:00 PM on Tuesday, December 31, 2024, for this can’t-miss musical journey. Want more? Visit www.whut.org/schedule to find additional airing times and subscribe to our newsletter for the latest updates on our programming!

Here’s a shout-out to one of PBS Kids’ newest gems, “Lyla in the Loop”! 🌟 Quickly becoming a family favorite for Saturday mornings, this show has captured our hearts. Lyla even graced us with her presence at this year’s WHUT Fam Fest, helping us kick off the centennial celebration of Howard Homecoming. It’s a thrill to see such vibrant characters enhancing our family-oriented events!

Don’t miss “Talking Black In America: Performance Traditions” on WHUT! Explore the vibrant narratives of Blues, comedy, and hip-hop and their impact on African American language. Visit www.whut.org/schedule to view local airtime.

“Explore Language and Culture on WHUT: ‘Talking Black In America: Performance Traditions’”
“Explore Language and Culture on WHUT: ‘Talking Black In America: Performance Traditions’”

Don’t miss “Talking Black In America: Performance Traditions” on WHUT! Explore the vibrant narratives of Blues, comedy, and hip-hop and their impact on African American language. Visit www.whut.org/schedule to view local airtime.

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