Scholarship Recipients Plan to Make a Difference in Native Communities

Carol Berry
November 19, 2012
For those who want better medical care in their towns or on their reservations, or help for troubled families, or better schools, all these—and more—may be just down the road, when...

Cherokee Art History Student Completes Metropolitan Museum of Art Internship

ICTMN Staff
October 12, 2012
When she applied for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Summer Mentoring Program for College Juniors in New York City , she was “looking for ways to learn more about museum studies a...

Oneida Indian Nation Student Enjoys Exploring All that Stanford Has to Offer

ICTMN Staff
September 27, 2012
Stanford University freshman Mark Berger isn’t exactly sure what he wants to major in just yet, but that’s ok...

University of California Student Brings Young Women’s Flower Dances Into the Spotlight

Marc Dadigan
October 01, 2012
When Cutcha Risling Baldy started menstruating as an adolescent, she preferred to keep her body’s development private, but her mother surprised her by acting happy and celebratory...

University of Alberta Master's Student Champions Cree Culture, Honored With Alumni Award

Bev Betkowski, University of Alberta
September 24, 2012
For Dorothy Thunder, the Cree language and culture can’t be separated, and if one is lost, the other will surely follow...

Video: 'A Letter to Urban Outfitters, a Poem by Autumn White Eyes'

ICTMN Staff
September 21, 2012
A video featuring a poem by a Dartmouth student about Urban Outfitters' lack of respect for Native culture has has become a YouTube hit...

Education Is Anishinaabe Student’s Top Priority

ICTMN Staff
August 22, 2012
She’s been dreaming of studying law since the age of 7 and devouring books since second grade, Taylor Payer has always loved learning...

Stanford Student Driven to Revive Culture and Prevent Youth Suicide

Marc Dadigan
August 25, 2012
Stanford University senior Lyla Johnston’s commitment to bringing her indigenous perspective to anthropology has led her on many journeys: from studying menstrual taboos surroundin...

Versatility of Business Suits Alaska Native Student

ICTMN Staff
August 20, 2012
Not only was 20-year-old Alaska Native student Lauren Sophia Ashana Johnson chosen to represent Alaska for the 100 year anniversary of the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washi...

Aspiring Dentist Walks in Three Worlds

ICTMN Staff
August 10, 2012
He originally planned on becoming a medical doctor, but some hands on experience in the form of an internship at the Center for Native Oral Health Research at the Centers for Ameri...

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