Cedar and Sage Café Now Open at Haskell Indian Nations University
Cedar and Sage Café, a new coffee shop and café in Stidham Hall at Haskell Indian Nations University, is now open to serve students, staff, and the campus community. The café officially opened its doors on Tuesday, Jan. 21, and a grand opening…
Funding Will Revitalize Campus at Santa Fe Indian School
A $20 million grant will support improvements at Santa Fe Indian School, enhancing campus safety and creating culturally relevant outdoor learning and recreation spaces for students.
Haskell Indian Nations University and the City of Lawrence Launch Partnership…
Haskell Indian Nations University and the City of Lawrence have entered a five-year memorandum of understanding to offer educational activities and research programs at the Prairie Park Nature Center. The partnership is expected to bring education…
Baca /Dlo'Ay Azhi Community School Visits Washington D.C. for 2024…
Baca/Dlo’ay azhi Community School was selected by the National Parks Service and the National Park Foundation to participate in the 2024 Ornament Project. A collection of 58 trees with student-designed ornaments will represent the 56 states and…
Haskell Indian Nations University Showcases Artist Talent at End-of-Semester…
Haskell Indian Nations University hosted its annual end-of-semester student art show, celebrating creativity across various disciplines. The exhibit featured impressive work from over 60 students enrolled in Design 1, Painting 1, Drawing 1 and 2,…
St. Stephens Indian School Drummers Take the National Stage for Native American…
The Saint Stephens Indian School drum group celebrated Native American Heritage Month in a special way. They traveled from Stain Stephens, Wyoming, on the Wind River Reservation to Washington D.C. to perform as part of the Department of Interior’s…
Historic Great American Outdoors Act Investment Breaks Ground at Many Farms…
On Wednesday, December 4, Bureau of Indian Education Director Tony Dearman joined a celebration to break ground on a campus modernization project at Many Farms High School funded by the Great American Outdoors Act National Parks and Public Land…
Historic Great American Outdoors Act Investment Breaks Ground at Many Farms…
On Wednesday, December 4, Bureau of Indian Education Director Tony Dearman joined a celebration to break ground on a campus modernization project at Many Farms High School funded by the Great American Outdoors Act National Parks and Public Land…
BIE Education Program Specialist Named Part of Cognia’s Circle of Excellence
Kimberly Redmond Carr, EdD, an Education Program Specialist with the Bureau of Indian Education, has been recognized with the prestigious Cognia Circle of Excellence award in October 2024 for her groundbreaking work in system accreditation for…
BIE Behavioral Health Tips for Fighting the Winter Blues
Seasonal depression and Seasonal Affective Disorder affect millions of people each year, especially younger individuals. The holiday season can also be challenging due to less sunlight and vitamin D exposure. The Bureau of Indian Education is…
