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Howard University swim team honored with key to the City of Eatonville

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Making waves in history and the community, Howard University is school among the only Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) to have a swim team competing at the Division I level.

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Howard University swim team honored with key to the City of Eatonville

Making waves in history and the community, Howard University is school among the only Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) to have a swim team competing at the Division I level.

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Howard University Swim Team Receives Key to Eatonville, Celebrating Historic Achievement

Howard University is making significant strides in athletics and community engagement, particularly through its Division I swim team, the only HBCU team at this level. The team recently earned the key to the City of Eatonville, an honor that underscores its remarkable journey within a sport where Black representation has often been limited. Coach Nic […] The post Howard University Swim Team Receives Key to Eatonville, Celebrating Historic Achiev…

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