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Judi gaiashkibos, director of the Nebraska Commission on Indian Affairs, was hailed as a "cultural mediator and bridge builder" between government and Native Americans.

I spent my boyhood living in Graham County in a community called Milltown in Robbinsville. In those days, there was still segregation amongst the whit...

See birds at the preserve

After Agreeing to Repatriate Ponca Tomahawk, Peabody Museum Awaits Visit from Tribal Leaders | News | The Harvard Crimson

Willa Cathers statue at the U.S. Capitol will replace J. Sterling Mortons, whose planned return to Nebraska City was called into question.

Colleges, universities and high schools are partnering to expand the compact’s reach.

From Bohlin saddles to Navajo weavings, beat the tax-time blues with some soul-nourishing art therapy.

When Francis La Flesche was a young boy, he wanted to hunt buffalo for his tribe. As a man, he preserved his people in a different way.

Controlled-environment agriculture researchers at the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station are pulling a trick on nature to get blackberries to grow out of season.

Susette La Flesche was did not fit the American stereotype of "Indian Princess." She was an intellectual, an advocate, an interpreter, and a warrior for her people.