TCUs will focus on systemic changes to ensure the success of their environmental stewardship programs, namely curriculum development or enhancement and planning for larger capacity-building projects.

Ask your senators to support key no-cost priorities for tribal colleges and universities in 2026 Farm Bill before August 6.

The first issue represents what will become an ongoing literary tradition that celebrates the power of words to amplify voices, share cultures, inspire dialogue, and strengthen connections across generations.

AIHEC will work closely with its member institutions to ensure the funding bolsters TCU capacity in ways that honor tribal priorities and local community needs.

Students can submit written blog or video entries on voting and democracy between July 15 and November 3. Those whose submissions are accepted will be entered into a raffle for a $500 cash prize.

Sessions during the 12th annual convening highlighted the importance of Native students’ belonging and academic success.

Students organized the event to give voters a chance to hear directly from the candidates who hope to lead the Navajo Nation.

The award celebrates the college’s outstanding planning, alignment, and implementation of various enrollment initiatives made possible through the Cultivating Native Student Success grant.

The statement pointed out that several TCUs located in high-need regions offer nursing degrees, and that IHS can improve services if Congress fully funds TCUs.

Stresow is a seasoned higher education executive and organizational strategist with nearly two decades of leadership experience spanning tribal government, nonprofits, corporate environments, and higher education.

Sheldon Chee’s research showed that no salt bridge shorting occurred between the recording surfaces of a concentric ring electrode on resting human brain signal data.