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Howard University begins Myrtilla Miner Building restoration, initiating $785 million campus master plan - Vimarsana News

Howard University begins Myrtilla Miner Building restoration, initiating $785 million campus master plan

To kick off February, Howard University President Wayne A.I. Frederick announced at a groundbreaking ceremony the start of extensive renovations to the school’s historic, 109-year-old Myrtilla Miner Building. This restoration marks the start of Howard University’s $785 million Central...

Myrtilla Miner Building Renovation Kicks Off $785 Million Campus Master Plan - Vimarsana News

Myrtilla Miner Building Renovation Kicks Off $785 Million Campus Master Plan

Howard leaders revealed that after several years of vacancy, the Myrtilla Miner Building will undergo a more than $50 million restoration project to house the School of Education (SOE) and the Howard University Middle School of Mathematics & Science by fall 2024.  The project, which marks the first of Howard’s $785 million campus-wide construction Master […]

Howard University Announces Historic Miner Building's - Vimarsana News

Howard University Announces Historic Miner Building's

Washington, D.C., Feb. 01, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- WASHINGTON – Inspiration and idealism joined forces on Wednesday, February 1, when Howard University...

Food Matters: Lofty pursuit in the Miners' Building - Vimarsana News

Food Matters: Lofty pursuit in the Miners' Building

Fiesta-what? Launched by the Homer Laughlin China Company at the Pittsburgh China & Glass Show in January 1936, Fiesta dinnerware is ultra-durable, “restaurant quality” and vibrantly glazed. By its second year of production, the company made more than a million Art Deco-style pieces in five original colors: Red, Yellow, Cobalt Blue, Green, and Ivory. Additional colors showed the trends of the times, beginning with pastels in the 1950s, then brighter shades followed by earth tones in the 1960s. At the end of 1972, Fiesta was retired after 37 years of production and became a collector’s ...