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MORGANTOWN — The Native American Studies Program held it’s 31st annual Peace Tree ceremony at West Virginia University on Monday, as part of a series of events dedicated to honoring

MORGANTOWN — The Native American Studies Program held it’s 31st annual Peace Tree ceremony at West Virginia University on Monday, as part of a series of events dedicated to honoring

Students, faculty and community members gathered Monday morning to honor Indigenous People’s Day and the 31st anniversary of the WVU Peace Tree.

In honor of Indigenous People’s Day on Monday, Oct. 9, the Native American Studies Program has put together several events for students to be actively involved in honoring and better

UB’s Department of Indigenous Studies will produce a new generation of scholars who know how to respect Indigenous nations that for too long have gotten too little respect, Watson says.

The Gorman Museum at UC Davis marks its 50th anniversary with a beautiful new home to showcase its collection of contemporary Native American art.

Dartmouth grapples with its original mission to educate Native American and indigenous students

Havana, Oct 12 (Prensa Latina) The debates of the 5th edition of the International Colloquium of Studies on Native Cultures in the Americas recall in Cuba on Wednesday Indigenous Resistance Day, as several countries of the region describe this date.

Despite his accomplishments, Wright was a relatively quiet president. Colleagues described him as a kind, compassionate, humble man who oversaw a period of substantial change and growth.

MORGANTOWN — The 30th Annual Peace Tree Ceremony was held outside at West Virginia University and open to the public for the first time since 2019.