For Dorothy Thunder, the Cree language and culture can’t be separated, and if one is lost, the other will surely follow...

She’s been dreaming of studying law since the age of 7 and devouring books since second grade, Taylor Payer has always loved learning...

The United States is known for its capabilities to incorporate the views of dissenting groups into its laws and political culture...

Fonda Walters’ higher education journey started when she was just 5, a Navajo girl growing up in Tuba City, whose father frequently asked her at dinner, “Where are you going to col...

A video project from 60 students in an introductory American Indians in Minnesota class at the University of Minnesota is being shown May 1 on campus and has already sparked discus...

Ruth Roessel, who will forever be remembered for her work founding two schools on the Navajo Nation reservation with her husband, Robert Roessel Sr., walked on Friday, April 13 in ...

Robert Hall was born in Green Bay, Wisconsin and grew up with three generations of Stockbridge-Munsee women, so it’s no surprise he became known by his colleagues at the University...

In his groundbreaking 1969 volume Custer Died for Your Sins: An Indian Manifesto , Vine Deloria Jr. wrote a now famous critique of anthropologists...