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This year, Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute (SIPI) launched two unique programs aimed at recruiting Bureau of Indian Education (BIE) and public high school students.
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Diné College to Offer Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree
When Diné College instructor Paul Willeto was hired in 1981, he inherited a modest one-room fine arts program. After 35 years of teaching, and three intense years of program development,
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New Changes in Science, Mathematics, Navajo Language, and Culture at Diné College
Diné College, the Navajo Nation’s community college serving more than 1,600 students, is preparing to make significant academic changes that will improve the quality of education for all of its students.
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Diné College Revives Basketball Program
The 2015-2016 academic year marks the return of collegiate basketball to Diné College. Under the guidance of the men’s head basketball coach, Warlance Foster and head women’s coach,
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Diné College Names Martín Miguel Ahumada Interim President
The Diné College Board of Regents has appointed Dr. Martín Miguel Ahumada as the interim president of the college. Ahumada replaces Maggie George, who served as president since 2011.
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Diné College to Open Navajo Nation Police Academy
Diné College will serve as the future sight of the new Navajo Nation Police Academy. The academy will be open for recruits in January, 2016.
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Diné Policy Institute Offers Research and Analysis
On July 21, 2015, as the Navajo Nation voted on the controversial issue of language fluency requirements for the tribe’s president, the Diné Policy Institute (DPI),
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Diné College Museum Receives Excellence Award
The Ned A. Hatathli Cultural Center Museum at Diné College received the Museum Excellence Award from the Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, and Museums (ATALM).
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Diné College Tops Community College Ranking
Diné College, the tribal college of the Navajo Nation, landed at the top of a 2015 national ranking of community colleges. The annual ranking, “2015’s Best and Worst Community Colleges,”
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Navajo Freshman Earns Spot at College National Finals Rodeo
By all accounts, Delvecchio Kaye (Navajo) is just like any other first semester Diné College student, balancing his studies and personal life. What sets this 22-year-old freshman apart from his peers is that he is a rising star in the national collegiate rodeo arena.
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Sheep Is Life Celebration to be Held at Diné College
Dine Be’ Iiná Inc. and Diné College are partnering to host the 19th Annual Sheep is Life Celebration. The weeklong event will be filled with workshops and lectures focused on the Navajo sheep culture and spirituality.
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Diné College Students Photographs Catch National Attention
Five Diné College students traveled to the University of Colorado, Boulder (UC-B) on April 24th for a gallery show of their photography work. Enitled “Tribal Eye Photo Workshop,” the exhibition was the culmination of a yearlong environmental research project that examines the changing world on the Navajo Reservation due to climate change.
