Civil rights, political upheaval and the uncertain future are on the minds of Indigenous citizens as they prepare for the annual traditional powwow set for Saturday at Clark College.

The First Nations Educational and Cultural Center hosted its Traditional Powwow on April 12 after last year’s cancelation.

On April 5, NAA will be hosting its first annual powwow in the Quiet Side of Commons. The event is free and open to members of the UP community and the general public. According to DeSheuquette, while ...

Holt Breen stresses that the highest honor in Native American culture is to be a warrior. United by a tradition of service, ...

Across the bushes, a man’s deep voice accompanies the powerful strikes of a drum. As he sings, the women march in single file towards the National Native American Veterans Memorial. For many ...