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“Here in the South, they already feel like they don’t belong,” Hickman said, explaining that a local TCU would provide indigenous-centric education without asking local tribal members to step far out of their comfort zone.
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Northwest Indian College Buys Property on Lummi Island for Educational Center
Located in Legoe Bay, the new property sits next to the site of the old Lummi Indian School of Aquaculture; the school, founded in 1973 to train tribal members to operate fish and shellfish hatcheries, was the origin of what is now Northwest Indian College.
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‘This Journey Begins’ Helps CMN Students Find Community, Build Connections
A week-long new student orientation program, ‘This Journey Begins’, helps transition students to collegiate life and create community on campus.
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US Tribal Nations and Native Students File Amended Challenges to Federal Changes to Indian Education
The Nations said the mass firings dramatically reduced the Bureau of Indian Education’s workforce in a manner that continues to harm Native students, including students at Haskell Indian Nations University and Southwest Indian Polytechnic Institute.
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Tribal Education Hosts Back to School Event at Salish Kootenai College
The Tribal Education Department partnered with several agencies to hand out school supplies, food and other resources ahead of the new school year.
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Keweenaw Bay Ojibwa Community College Holds Third Annual End-of-Summer Carnival
Keweenaw Bay Ojibwa Community College offered games, food and sunshine to attendees of its third annual ‘end-of-summer’ carnival. The carnival is held on the college’s Wabanung Campus on Main Street.
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Tom Davis Publishes Memoir
Published by All Things That Matter Press, Beginnings is a memoir that begins with Davis’ childhood in western Colorado and follows the unexpected path that brought him to Wisconsin, where he became involved in one of the most consequential periods in modern American Indian education and history.
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MacKenzie Scott Donates $1M to Blackfeet Community College for Student Debt Forgiveness
The college said the new money will allow students to register and reenroll in classes because of past-due institutional balances.
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Leech Lake Tribal College Celebrates New Leadership Before Start of Semester
After months of searching to fill the role of president at Leech Lake Tribal College, school leadership announced in June that Erin Stresow would take on the role.
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Fond du Lac Tribal & Community College Project by Advance Terrazzo Wins 2026 NTMA Honor Award
The terrazzo installation transforms the college’s commons and amphitheater into a permanent, large-scale narrative artwork that weaves Anishinaabe heritage and symbolism into the center of the campus.
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KBOCC Receives $700K to Expand Research Capacity
KBOCC’s Fabrication and Systems Technology Lab will be the project’s hub. The lab gives students real-world experience with tools and techniques, including 3D printing, AI, prototyping and human-centered design.
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Navajo Technical Students Participate in Harvard Research Experience
The curriculum required students to design their own schedules within specific REU Research Areas under the supervision of faculty advisers and mentors.
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KBOCC Invites the Community and Students to a Celebration Before the Start of a New School Year
By bringing a college’s campus community together before school starts, students can interact with faculty, staff and organizations that support higher education.
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IAIA President Dr. Shelly Lowe Reflects on Educating Native Artists Today
Lowe became president of IAIA on August 1, 2025, after the retirement of longtime president Robert Martin. She brought a career’s worth of insight into national arts, culture, and education administration to mentor students at an institution designed by and for Native artists.
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Diné College Student Internship Brings Science and Tradition Together
The program, also known as the Cultural Approach of Navajo Youth to Biomedical Sciences, partners with Tuba City Unified School District to include middle and high school grade students in exploring a wide range of subjects across science, renewable energy and traditional crafts.
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Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute Adds to ABQ’s Food Culture With Indigenous Farmers Market
Organizers hope growers will soon be joined by artists, crafts people and entrepreneurs.
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Navajo Technical University Meets With Higher Education Department
These summer hearings offer a vital opportunity for higher education institutions, special schools, and tribal colleges and universities to submit funding requests for capital outlay projects deemed most consequential to the institutions and the state.
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Melissa Kiesewetter Leading Keweenaw Bay Ojibwa Community College to Continue Recent Growth
Kiesewetter has identified three key areas for focus during her early tenure: maintaining and upgrading the college’s infrastructure across multiple facilities, securing funding to expand student support services, and sustaining recent growth through program development and partnerships with higher education institutions.
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Fond du Lac Tribal Community College Received More than $900,000 in Grants
The awards include a $500,000 National Science Foundation Targeted STEM Infusion Project grant and a $404,000 Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund grant, totaling more than $900,000.
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Keweenaw Bay Ojibwa Community College Invites Students, Faculty, and Residents to Meet the New President
The event will showcase the institution’s recent improvements and introduce Melissa Kisewetter to the broader community. Guests can tour the campus, including recently renovated science labs, and meet Hal, an AI mannequin used in the nursing program.
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Haskell to Host Celebration for 100th Anniversary of Arch, Stadium
Once construction was complete, a multiday dedication celebration in October 1926 brought representatives from around 70 Indian Nations and approximately 12,000 visitors to campus, according to Anderson.
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Early Foundations Home Visiting Hosts Resource Fair at Salish Kootenai College Gym
The Early Foundations Home Visiting program hosted its Gathering of Resources event at the Salish Kootenai College Gymnasium, where informational tables occupied approximately half of the court to connect community members with a wide array of services.
