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As we mark the 50th anniversary of House Made of Dawn and Custer Died for Your Sins, let’s celebrate these seminal works in TCU classrooms and beyond.
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NWIC to host Vine Deloria Jr. symposium
Northwest Indian College (Bellingham, WA) has announced that it will host the eighth annual Vine Deloria Jr. Indigenous Studies Symposium in honor of the late Lakota intellectual.
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Vine Deloria, Jr.: Education in the next millennium
Vine Deloria, Jr., one of the nation’s most visible and influential American Indian scholarsreflects on the state of American Indian higher education.
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History in the First Person: Always valued in the Native world, oral history gains respect among Western scholars
In recent years, some mainstream universities, colleges, and museums have followed the lead of tribal institutions and begun to acknowledge the value of oral information.
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In the Spirit: Tribal colleges must acknowledge that spirituality is inseparable from traditional culture
United Tribes Technical College is working to make spirituality an essential part of its mission.
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Tribal Colleges and Traditional Knowledge
Tribal colleges may be the most important movement we have in Indian country today. In certain fundamental ways they are the only transitional institutions standing between the reservation population and the larger society that can bring services and information to Indian people.
