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For students committed to work against substance abuse crises in their communities, the College of Menominee Nation (CMN) has launched two new pathways to professional readiness.
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College Fund Launches Education Equity Initiative
During its 2018 research project that investigated national public perceptions of Native peoples, the American Indian College Fund found that most Americans don’t think about Native people much,
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KBOCC Criminal Justice Program Celebrates Success
In October of 2015, Keweenaw Bay Ojibwa Community College (KBOCC) introduced a new criminal justice program. In the span of just three years,
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IAIA Partners with Walt Disney Imagineering
Over the past few years, a number of students from the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) have received internship opportunities with Walt Disney Imagineering,
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JSF Helps Empower Women at TCUs
Without a doubt, the past year has seen great strides for women in general and Native women in particular. In politics, business, and other arenas,
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United Tribes Celebrates 50 Years
Origin stories are important to us in Indian Country. They seem even more relevant now as we reach a milestone in the evolution of the tribal college movement.
