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The Art Spirit Gallery's latest show highlights seven regional female artists working abstractly - Vimarsana News

The Art Spirit Gallery's latest show highlights seven regional female artists working abstractly

Put a crayon in the chubby fist of a 5-year-old and the resulting drawings might only loosely resemble reality. Purple trees and blue dogs with...

The Art Spirit Gallery's latest show highlights seven regional female artists working abstractly - Vimarsana News

The Art Spirit Gallery's latest show highlights seven regional female artists working abstractly

Put a crayon in the chubby fist of a 5-year-old and the resulting drawings might only loosely resemble reality. Purple trees and blue dogs with...

Native remains stored at UM professor's house in 2007, UM still without coordinator for repatriation | News - Vimarsana News

Native remains stored at UM professor's house in 2007, UM still without coordinator for repatriation | News

The University of Montana found boxes containing bones from at least three individuals in former professor Carling Malouf’s basement after his death in 2007, according to documents the Kaimin acquired

Reflecting on 50 Years of Law Practice - Vimarsana News

Reflecting on 50 Years of Law Practice

Alumnus looks back on 50 years of administering the law, including restoring land and mineral rights for the Crow Tribe. On his path to 50 years as a lawyer, Charles Cervantes, BA ’69, JD ’73, forged a road less traveled. His busy time at UT helped prepare him for a half-century of practicing law. However, […]

Professor critical of OU decision to 'realign' Native Nations Center - Vimarsana News

Professor critical of OU decision to 'realign' Native Nations Center

A decision by University of Oklahoma President Joseph Harroz Jr. to realign the Native Nations Center from the office of provost to president has drawn ire from a professor.