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Food Sovereignty Program founded by Indigenous students celebrates “Paba Tuka”

Lance Owyhee shares about the recent event that celebrates Indigenous food sovereignty through traditional plants, cultural dishes and community collaboration

Nevada Women’s Basketball celebrates Native American Heritage Month

Celebrate Native American Heritage Month during the Nugget Classic tournament

Expansion and opportunities for Nevada INBRE Tribal Academy of Health and Science

Nevada Tech Hub funding helps program expand to all degrees starting in spring 2025

College of Education and Human Development launches new Indigenous Education course

Course is aimed at deepening understanding and promoting inclusivity within the educational landscape

�԰���ɫ��, Reno celebrates National American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month with campus events

A month of cultural connection, community collaboration and celebration of Indigenous heritage

Francisco de Vitoria’s Defense of Indigenous Peoples’ Rights – 150th Anniversary

Professor and Director of the Center for Basque Studies Xabier Irujo highlights the history behind Francisco de Vitoria's role in laying the foundation for human rights

Faces of the Pack: Kari Emm

Tribal Student Specialist Kari Emm’s journey of empowering Native students

The Great Basin Mural honors culture and community, creating a sense of belonging

Native American and Indigenous students respond to the mural on campus

Great Basin Mural celebration on Sept. 19 part of the University’s sesquicentennial celebrations

Artist Autumn Harry to discuss how her vision has come to life

University enrolls first cohort from its Tribal College Prep Camp

Four students from the camp join the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources

�԰���ɫ��, Reno to host annual powwow event

The celebration will engage Native communities on campus, honor Indigenous traditions and kick off the new school year

Indigenous students from across the state live and learn at the �԰���ɫ��, Reno during Native LEAD program

The program is a week-long immersive experience for Indigenous high school students who want to attend college

Representation matters

Autumn Harry’s new mural at the �԰���ɫ��, Reno celebrates Pyramid Lake and the people who’ve worked to protect it

Anthropology Research Museum receives NEH Preservation Assistance Grant

With the grant, the Museum is improving its curation practices and striving to make its space more welcoming for Indigenous peoples