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Cracking the Custer Façade: Red Horse’s Drawings Shed Light on Little Bighorn

ICTMN Staff
2/9/16
Ledger drawings by Red Horse, a Minneconjou Lakota Sioux warrior who fought against George Armstrong Custer and the 7th Cavalry at the Battle of the Little Bighorn, are shedding li...

Gettin' Mad Skillz: B-ball Clinic Helps Native Youth, Coaches Go Higher

Jack McNeel
6/7/15
Young athletes got instruction from some of basketball’s best teachers at the “The Hoop,” a basketball clinic at Salish Kootenai College (SKC) on the Flathead Reservation in Montan...

Serving Cesar Chavez: ‘One of the Greatest Leaders of All Time’

Dr. Dean Chavers
5/31/15
In 1970, I started in the Ph.D. program in Communication Research at Stanford University. I was in a class of 17—it was about the smartest group of people I have ever been around...

3 Native American Students Chosen as Truman Scholars

ICTMN Staff
5/2/15
When the list of 58 Truman Scholars was released for 2015, it included three Native American students...

Tackling the Stanford Indian and Other Racist Mascots

Dr. Dean Chavers
12/11/14
Stanford University in California was the first institution in the U.S. that changed a demeaning Indian symbol to a positive one...
Stanford University Campus

Controversial Jackson Musical at Stanford University Canceled

ICTMN Staff
10/31/14
At the Fountain, a student group at Stanford University in California, was going to put on a production of Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson , a musical that American Indian groups have...

Tiger Woods Inducts ‘Brother-for-Life’ Notah Begay III Into Hall of Fame

ICTMN Staff
10/13/14
On Saturday evening, Notah Begay III was officially inducted into the Stanford University Athletics Hall of Fame...

Notah Begay Named to Stanford University Hall of Fame

ICTMN Staff
8/2/14
Four-time PGA Tour winner, and one of the only Native Americans to play in the Tour will be inducted into the Stanford Athletics Hall of Fame in October...

Kick off Mother’s Day Weekend at the 43rd Stanford Powwow

Vincent Schilling
5/8/14
On Friday, May 9, through Mother’s Day, May 11, the Stanford American Indian Organization (SAIO) and the Stanford Powwow Planning Committee will host the 43rd Annual Stanford Powwo...

Native Student Tackles the Powwow Trail and Preserving his Language

Simon Moya-Smith
5/5/13
Harvard wanted him. Yale wanted him. Dartmouth, UCLA, Stanford—they all wanted him. So who finally landed Julian Brave NoiseCat? Columbia University in New York City...

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