Wednesday, May 17, 2017

May 17, 2017 By Antonia Gonzales

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Enrollment at United Tribes Technical College in North Dakota is up 22 percent since last fall semester thanks to the Native Tuition Waiver Program. (Photo-United Tribes Technical College)

U.S. and Canadian tribes declare opposition of Keystone pipeline

Appeals court approves distribution of leftover Keepseagle money

Tuition waiver program renewed at North Dakota tribal college

Native language advocate urges lawmakers for continued funding

Tuesday, August 26, 2025

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Canadian Ministry of Justice reconsents extradition of John Graham

Alaska trial underway for lawsuit on behalf of children in state care

Monday, August 25, 2025

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Police investigate defacing of Irish language signs as ‘hate crimes’

Popular Indian Pueblo Kitchen opens at Albuquerque Sunport

Western Michigan University launches new Native elders residency

Clothing brand to distribute 2,000 skateboards at Navajo Nation Fair

Friday, August 22, 2025

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Congress expands protections for potential RECA scam victims

Vaccination rate drop in Washington schools impacts Native students

Southern Indian Ute Tribe says not asked about ICE detention center plan

Chief Hoskin signs new AI guidelines for Cherokee Nation, language

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U.S. and Canadian tribes declare opposition of Keystone pipeline

Appeals court approves distribution of leftover Keepseagle money

Tuition waiver program renewed at North Dakota tribal college

Native language advocate urges lawmakers for continued funding

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