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TCJ’s founding editor examines tribal colleges’ challenges and opportunities in the new information age.
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Salish Kootenai College Press Book Gets National Award
Paul Boyer’s book on the early years of the tribal college movement in the United States has been named one of the American Library Association’s Choice Magazine’s Outstanding Academic Books of the Year for 2016.
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Tribal College Movement Loses Another Veteran: Sky Houser 1943-2009
Sky Houser made a career in American Indian higher education, gaining the respect of many along
the way.
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Tribal College Journal Looks Ahead to Challenges of Second Decade
Ten years ago, Paul Boyer backed his Honda up at the Sacramento Post Office dock to ship five boxes of magazines. His tiny vehicle was dwarfed by the semi-trucks also lined up at the dock,
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Carnegie Report Opens Doors for Tribal Colleges
The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching has released a new study on the nation’s tribal colleges with 10 recommendations outlining how the federal government, state agencies, the mainstream educational community, foundations, and corporations can increase their support.
