Native Student Program News Today

Opinion | Arab representation is severely lacking at Syracuse University, as well as at colleges across the country. Our columnist advocates for more implementation of Arab culture engagement opportunities on campus.

A court ruling on Feb. 12, 1974, guaranteed fishing rights for Washington tribes. Fifty years after the historic ruling, the battle is preventing salmon extinction.

Panelists discussed their experiences as Indigenous people on SU's campus and what they think non-Indigenous people can do to show support.

Speakers at the symposium discussed how Indigenous communities prioritize environmental preservation through art and ancestral practices.

Last week, the Student Association passed a bill in support of GSO to advocate for the underrepresentation of students in campus decisions.

The forum focused on reviewing updated campus goals to promote inclusivity, diversity, and institutional DEIA infrastructure.

In the aftermath, SU students from Hawaii said they felt the wildfires impacts personally and professors weighed in on environmental causes.

Through his roles as Indigenous Graduation valedictorian and a Haudenosaunee Promise Scholar, Ruchatneet Printup made a mark on SU campus despite being older than his fellow classmates.

North Thurston Public Schools (NTPS) recently hosted a celebration of Billy Frank Jr. Day in partnership with the Nisqually Tribe at River Ridge High School.

Native Americans working with Syracuse University are helping staff and students learn about original inhabitants of Syracuse, while educating about issues that still face indigenous people, such as the Onondagas, Oneidas and other nations of the Haudenosaunee.