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Cankdeska Cikana Community College and Turtle Mountain Community College collaborate with their communities on vital health research and education curriculum.
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Walking the Line: Do heroes help us choose the Red Road?
Violent deaths in the past year at Red Lake and Standing Rock sent this journalist on a search through her own past for answers.
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Bicentennial Offers Opportunities for Tourism and Good Will
Two hundred years ago, the Lewis and Clark expedition encountered the Lakota, Dakota, Arikara, Mandan, and Hidatsa in what is now South Dakota and North Dakota. Today these tribes are preparing for tourists who will visit some of the same sites as the explorers. This time, they won’t be at the shore of the Missouri River handing out food and directions. Instead, Native people will be taking a lead role in interpreting and making history.
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Ancient Seeds Fuel Rebirth of Traditional Gardening
An apprenticeship program involving elders and community volunteers reclaims knowledge and crops from a century ago.
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UTTC Celebrates 30th Anniversary: Former fort now serves tribes and students
In 1999, United Tribes Technical College celebrated its 30-year anniversary and is one of the oldest tribal colleges in the nation.
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TMCC, SKC Create Peace Maker Program
One of the weaknesses of the tribal courts on reservations is the lack of training. Turtle Mountain Community College in Belcourt, N.D., and Salish Kootenai College in Pablo,
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Turtle Mountain Opens Dream Campus
When the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Tribe first conceived of a tribal college, it was a simple vision: teach the language, history, and culture to the Turtle Mountain Tribe.
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Turtle Mountain Faculty Help Build Model Assessment Tool
Turtle Mountain Community College (TMCC) has established itself as a leader in one of the most significant arenas for any college or university—accreditation.
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Fort Berthold Community College Celebrates 25 Years of Growth
Fort Berthold Community College in North Dakota just passed a significant milestone–25 years as a college. After a celebration and a deep breath, they are ready to tackle the next 25 years.
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Spirit Lake Sioux Children Start School at 6 Weeks
The Early Head Start program is designed to give special attention to children between six weeks and three years old.
