MENU
AIHEC teamed up with the Electronic Gaming Federation and Project Quipu to host an in-person championship at United Tribes Technical College.
-
-
College Fund Announces New Tribal College Student-Designed Pendleton Blanket
Belle Brings Plenty of United Tribes Technical College created the winning Pendleton blanket design as part of the American Indian College Fund’s annual contest.
-
College Fund Honors TCU Students of the Year and Coca-Cola Scholars
Every year, each of the 34 tribal colleges selects one student who receives a $1,200 scholarship. The Coca-Cola Foundation awards 36 Native scholars who are the first in their family to attend college.
-
College Fund Names Leander “Russ” McDonald TCU President Honoree of the Year
The United Tribes Technical College president’s openness to healing, humility, learning, and evolving—as a professional and as a human being—have been the real secret to his success.
-
United Tribes Technical College Hosts Internment Memorial
UTTC’s historic campus was formerly known as Fort Lincoln, where Japanese Americans and German nationals were imprisoned during World War II.
-
Increasing Vaccine Confidence: Cultural Approaches at Tribal Colleges and Universities
With vaccine misinformation on the rise and public confidence low, tribal colleges are ideally suited to establish trust and increase vaccination rates in their local communities.
-
USDA Announces Tribal Secure Seed Storage Agreement
The USDA’s Agricultural Research Service stores seeds at -20° Celsius in a secure vault, assumes all storage costs, and recognizes the depositor’s ownership.
-
Empowering Native Data Sovereignty: Highlights from the TCU IRC Conference
The Tribal College and University Institutional Research Collaborative hosted its annual meeting where attendees advanced data-informed decision-making and institutional research.
-
North Dakota Search for Missing Student Remains Underway
Since he was reported missing on March 18, law enforcement has conducted numerous searches by land, air and water without success.
-
Some 100 Volunteers Search for Missing United Tribes Technical College Student
Nearly 100 dedicated volunteers from various tribes and regions have joined the effort, reflecting a deep communal spirit of support and compassion.
-
UTTC Unveils Net-Zero Greenhouse
The construction of a 5,000-square-foot passive solar greenhouse at United Tribes Technical College enables students to engage in year-round production and indoor cultivation techniques.
-
Solar Power to the People: Building Trusting, Lasting Partnerships at United Tribes Technical College
In North Dakota, UTTC has emerged as a leader in solar energy, working towards a carbon-free campus while implementing new programs and career pathways for its students.
-
UTTC Publishes Video Series on Teacher Ed Program
The United Tribes Technical College (UTTC) Teacher Education Program released a series of videos to support program recruitment covering a wide range of topics and perspectives.
-
ND Tribal College System Releases 2024 Economic Impact Study
The study found that from 2022-2023 Tribal Colleges added $169.5 million to North Dakota’s economy, the equivalent of supporting 2,106 jobs.
-
USDA to Contribute Over One Million to Four Tribal Colleges in North Dakota
The colleges to receive the funds will be the United Tribes Technical College, Turtle Mountain College, Cankdeska Cikana Community College and Sitting Bull College.
-
USDA to Provide Additional Financial Support to Tribal Students at Land-Grant Colleges and Universities
TCUs provide an entry point for Tribal members and communities to the Land-grant System’s three-part mission of research, education and Extension.
-
UTTC Explains the Importance of Native American Heritage Month
This month is a great time to support Indigenous artists and entrepreneurs, buy native-made items, and participate in inclusive events.
-
UTTC Dedicates Fort Lincoln Sign in Veteran’s Program
Students in the UTTC Welding Technology program will be recognized for their work in renewing the 80-year-old metal and reinstalling it at the fort’s former entrance.
-
Tribal College Student Breaking LGBTQ+ Barriers
Elizabeth BlackDogBear made history as the first female lieutenant in adult corrections for her tribe. Now, as founder and president of United Tribes Technical College’s 2 Spirit Club, she’s breaking new ground again.
-
TCU Building Bridges Grant Program Selects First Cohort
AIHEC and NASA created the program to broaden TCU student participation in STEM programs through projects that support course and curriculum development, expand research, and increase student engagement.
-
Elders Reflect on the Evolution of the UTTC International Powwow
According to elder traditional dancers, technology and modern sensibilities have changed the powwow in unique ways.
-
United Tribes Launches First Net-Zero Greenhouse at a Tribal College
Students will get hands-on experience in crop production and industry experience operating greenhouse climate and water systems, all while providing fresh produce to the area.
