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Inter-Tribal Learning Center hosts open house

Story by Delia Brandel, Staff Writer
November 22, 2022
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Story by Maddie Kasper, News Editor
November 8, 2022
Flutist Darren Thompson rehearsing with the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra last spring.

UW-Eau Claire holding events to celebrate Native American Heritage Month

Story by Toby Mohr, Multimedia Editor
November 8, 2022
Patricia Loew, professor in the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University, shares how her Indigenous identity shaped her experience as a broadcast journalist.

A new wave storytelling: the intersection between journalism and Indigenous identities

Story by Evelyn Nelson, Freelance Writer
November 17, 2021
The Inter-Tribal Learning Center, located in Hibbard 150.

Native American heritage month

Story by Lisa Snyder, Staff Writer
November 2, 2021
The Council Oak’s standing symbolizes the sacred land that UW-Eau Claire is placed on.

One step at a time

Story by Miles Plueger, Staff Writer
November 7, 2019
Charlie Johnson and Anna Ziebell, the president and vice president, respectively, in discussion right after the meeting adjourned.

Student Senate passes Resolution 63R15 unanimously

Story by Taylor Hagmann
November 5, 2019
Native American Heritage Month kicks off Nov. 4.

New Student Senate logo and Native American Heritage Month

Story by Taylor Hagmann
October 30, 2019
Jake Taylor, a fifth-year ceramics students, discusses pottery with Ned Gannon, an illustration professor at UW-Eau Claire.

Gallery showcases Native American heritage through pottery

Story by Evelyn Nelson
October 23, 2019
Student Senate passed a resolution in support of Native Heritage Month and a resolution in support of Eau Claire’s conversion therapy ban on Monday.

Student Senate passes resolution in support of conversion therapy ban

Story by Rachyl Houterman, Managing Editor
November 6, 2018
The North Dakota Access Pipeline conversation came to campus with a panel of American Indian Studies lecturers, an environmental historian and the president of the Ho-Chunk Nation on Monday.

North Dakota Access Pipeline brings different perspectives to campus

Story by Elizabeth Gosling, Staff Writer
November 15, 2016
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