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The legal scholar, author, and IAIA provost explains the origins of the trust responsibility and how it pertains to tribal colleges.
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Republicans Seek Information about Alleged Misconduct at Haskell Indian Nations University
Leaders on the House Committee on Education and the Workforce and the House Committee on Natural Resources say they have repeatedly asked the BIA for more information about allegations of harassment, bullying, nepotism, theft and sexual assault at Haskell.
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American Indian College Fund Partners with Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies to Enhance Native Arts Programs
Each of the participating TCUs will receive $100,000 to enrich their curricula by integrating Indigenous education values and incorporate Native knowledge, language, and cultural practices.
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Red Lake Nation College Honors Thirty-Five Graduates
We had a full house with total estimated attendance of 1,500 at Dinner, Ceremony, Indigenous Concert and the Fireworks show! Miigwech for your incredible community support.
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Nunavut Arctic College Graduates First Practical Nursing Grads
The two-year program helps Nunavummiut nursing hopefuls without the necessary academic credits bridge the gap.
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Against the Impossible
At the close of the 19th century, observers thought the North American bison was doomed to extinction. But they didn’t count on its steadfast resilience.
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LCSC, Northwest Indian College Work Out Transfer Agreement
Lewis-Clark State College and Northwest Indian College administrators have agreed to facilitate the transfer of NWIC students into LCSC’s baccalaureate degree programs.
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CMN Takes Steps to Train Mvskoke Language Teachers
CMN President Dr. Monte Randall (Mvskoke) chose three Mvskoke language speakers to help eight apprentices become instructors. The goal is to increase proficiency in the language.
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College of the Muscogee Nation’s President Appointed to the Newly Established Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching Postsecondary Commission
The Carnegie Foundation’s newly established commission will focus on identifying the most effective ways to propel college graduates into meaningful careers.
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Cheryl Crazy Bull on Trauma and Healing
In this TCJ-exclusive interview, the president and CEO of the American Indian College Fund discusses how TCUs have addressed historical trauma and healing. Play Audio
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Healing the Indigenous Way
Historical trauma can manifest itself in many ways, as evidenced by the ghost sickness that afflicted the Comanche Nation. Today, tribal colleges are taking the lead in the healing process by connecting Indigenous communities to their culture.
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Jim Shanley on AIHEC at 50
In this TCJ-exclusive interview, a giant of the Tribal College Movement recounts the growth and development of AIHEC. Play Audio
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Crossing the Digital Divide
Tribal colleges and Indian Country more broadly have been on the other side of the digital divide for too long. But now, fortified by their core cultural values, they are working tirelessly to bridge that divide.
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Haskell Indian Nations University Holds Welcome Back Powwow
Dancers participate in the Haskell Indian Nations University Welcome Back Powwow on Saturday, Sept. 24, 2022.
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IAIA & Santa Fe Botanical Garden Welcome Author Dr. Robin Wall Kimmerer Of Potawatomi Nation For Events
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Dr. Kimmerer, a botanist, embraces the notion that plants and animals are our oldest teachers,
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American Indian College Fund Launches 200-Mile ‘Cycle Challenge’ on Facebook
Participants in the challenge attempt to bicycle 200 miles by May 31 for a fundraiser they create in Facebook benefitting the College Fund.
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College of Muscogee Nation Showcases Celebrated Mvskoke Language Program
Click here to view original web page at www.tahlequahdailypress.com
Last week, the College of the Muscogee Nation will showcased its Mvskoke language certification program at the TCU Native Languages Conference.
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Year in Review: TCJ’s Most-Read Articles of 2021
As we continue to struggle with the pandemic and escalating natural disasters, TCJ offers a moment’s reprieve by looking back at our biggest articles of 2021.
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UTTC Lewis Goodhouse Wellness Center Receives a $200,000 Upgrade
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When campuses shutdown last year because of COVID-19, college administration decided begin renovations while no one was around.
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Sean Chandler: The One Defined To Be No One
Click here to view original web page at missoulaartmuseum.org
The exhibition is Sean Chandler’s first solo exhibition in Montana and the first significant exhibition in recent years.
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Blackfeet Community College Joining White House COVID-19 College Vaccine Challenge
Click here to view original web page at www.khq.com
All students that provide documentation of their vaccination will receive a $100 incentive and be entered into a drawing for a $5,000 COVID scholarship for the spring 2022 semester.
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David Yarlott on Tribal College Alumni
President of Little Big Horn College and chair of the AIHEC board, Dr. David Yarlott is one of the tribal college movement’s most thoughtful and steady leaders. He is also a tribal college alumnus. Listen
