Wetlands: Preserve, Protect, and Prosper
By Kyla Williams The wetlands are a place that holds significant meaning to many, while others are unaware of the importance that the land provides for human and non-human species. This land flows with water and is filled with native plants, trees, and animals residing in the area. It hasContinue Reading
Opinion: Open Letter to Haskell Indian Nations University, Bureau of Indian Education, and the Native Community from Haskell’s Cross Country Team
Statement from the staff: This opinion piece reflects only the cross country members who have signed and written the letter, not the entire team. For privacy, the names of the signed student-athletes have been edited out, and the other student-athletes mentioned. “Some people have been asking, ‘Why have the HaskellContinue Reading
“If I didn’t go to Haskell…”
By Travis Tafolla Haskell Indian Nations University gives Native Americans from all around the United States opportunities to evolve in the world. I got the chance to speak with two students here on campus about the effects that Haskell has had on their lives and how it helped shape theirContinue Reading
Haskell Welcome Back PowWow
By Kyla WIlliams Each semester here at Haskell Indian Nations University, a Powwow is held to welcome new and continuing students back to campus while encouraging the Lawrence community, staff members, and Haskell alumni to continue the tradition of attending the event. People from all across Indian Country catch newsContinue Reading
Ledger Art Workshop Hosted by Tokeya Waci U (Ledger Artist)
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Spring Break Events for Students
By Brandon Colbert With Spring Break just around the corner, if you plan on staying here on campus and want to have fun, here are some events to help keep you entertained just for you! Monday, March 11th: “Cook Out Party” at Tecumseh Hall from 2 pm-End. They will haveContinue Reading
Southern Style Line Dancing Hosted by Miss Haskell
By Allison Levering On Wednesday, February 28th, Kylie Standingwater (Miss Haskell 23′-24) hosted a southern-style line dancing workshop at Tecumseh Hall on the Haskell Campus. It was a rockin’ evening of shuffling and swaying with a lineup of timeless line-dancing hits. With a great turnout this time around, Kylie plansContinue Reading
Haskell’s 2nd Annual BIPOC Entrepreneurial Summit
By Emmitt Brazille The BIPOC event for Haskell was two days filled with many affluent, generous, and wise individuals and speakers from all over the country. Many students and staff came to listen and network with each other and get more information about the programs available. After the main messagesContinue Reading
Haskell Welcomes the Department of Energy’s Director of Indian Energy Policy and Program on February 6, 2024
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American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) Fosters Community and Expands Opportunities for Haskell Students
At Haskell, there are many clubs for students to get involved in, but one club hopes to bridge the gap between different fields of study on campus. American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) is a national, nonprofit organization that builds a community by bridging science and technology with traditionalContinue Reading
Forgiveness
By Jenna Makes Good I just want to say thank you To all those that claimed to love me Yet lived in deception and envy Thank you for hurting me so I could let go Because if not for the pain, my starry eyes would have continued to see theContinue Reading