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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
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Learning Our Profound History
Introducing the fall issue, the president from Sitting Bull College underscores the power of a tribal college education and how her higher education journey began at home as a student at Standing Rock Community College.
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Up from the Abyss
A century ago, Carlos Montezuma excelled academically but spent a lifetime searching for community, culture, and meaning. Today, those assets are woven into the fabric of tribal colleges and universities.
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Alumni Reflect on Elementary Education Program at NHSC
In 1999, the first cohort of students at Nueta Hidatsa Sahnish College graduated with their degrees in elementary education. Over two decades later, they share what the program and their degrees have meant to them.
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Tribal College Libraries Adapt to the Pandemic
Tribal College and university (TCU) librarians, like librarians around the world, have demonstrated their resilience and adaptability through the challenging conditions of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Of Community and Culture: A Snapshot of Tribal College Alumni
Community and culture are at the core of the tribal college experience, both motivating students in attaining their higher education while also drawing them back home so they can contribute to uplifting their Native nations.
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Diné College establishes alumni association
Diné College (Tsaile, AZ) is pleased to announce its alumni association. Its goal is to promote the spirit of fellowship among Diné College graduates and past students to strengthen their relations with the tribal college.
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UND Honors Alumnae, V. Fowler, L. Vermillion
The University of North Dakota (UND) College of Education and Human Development presented alumni achievement awards to two tribal college presidents, Dr. Verna Fowler, founding president of the College of Menominee Nation (CMN,
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Sinte Gleska Creating Alumni Association
Because of limited resources and uncertain futures, tribal colleges’ efforts to keep records of graduates have been limited in the past. With help from the W.K.
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Sitting Bull College Graduates Give Back
Sitting Bull College (formerly named Standing Rock College) in Fort Yates, ND, benefits directly from the education it provides people on the Standing Rock Reservation.
