Haskell Indian Nations University’s Student Government Association (SGA) will host a Mental Health Day event on April 2, 2025, at Coffin Complex from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. This event will focus on raising awareness about mental health while connecting students with valuable resources in an engaging and supportive environment. Continue Reading
Allison Levering and Nola Levings | March 12, 2025 | Weekly News Week 8 of 15 Haskell Women’s Basketball 2025 CAC Champions Press conference Overview By: Nola Levings On Thurs. March 10, the women’s basketball team hosted a NAIA watch party to find out who they would be playing forContinue Reading
Photography: Emmittt Brazile The Student Activities Department hosted its semesterly Highlight Night at Coffin Complex on March 4, providing a source of connection and discovery for HINU students. The evening showcases a vast selection of organizations within the gymnasium, ranging from on-campus departments and clubs to groups local to LawrenceContinue Reading
Allison Levering | February 28th, 2025 | Weekly News Week 7 of 15 Recap: The Valentines Round Dance and Traditional Potluck By: Lauryn Callis On Saturday, Feb. 23, the USDA extension program held the Valentine’s Round Dance and Traditional Potluck for the Lawrence community. Haskell Indian Nations University brought theContinue Reading
Lauryn Callis | February 23rd, 2025 | Events LAWRENCE, Kan. (Feb. 23, 2025)- Haskell Indian Nations University brought the community together for a special Valentine’s Day-themed round dance, celebrating Native traditions with a touch of extra love. The gymnasium was filled with love and laughter while students, faculty, and communityContinue Reading
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Week #3 at Haskell By: Allison Levering HINU Bits this weekWeek 3 Spring 25 (2/3 – 2/7) Haskell’s new Cedar and Sage Cafe appeared on “Good Morning Indian Country” on Wednesday, February. GMIC Reporters Allison Levering and Shia Blackcloud conducted on-screen interviews with student baristas Tawi Star Comes Out andContinue Reading
“Visitors shouldn’t feel confronted; they should feel welcomed,” said a spokesperson for Colleen Shogan of the National Archives when asked about being accused of censoring the exhibit. Accountability in America seems to be a topic that is deemed confrontational, yet for most people of color, it is our history.Continue Reading
In November 2024, the AIBL Chapter at Haskell Indian Nations University brought to life a vision that began with one powerful idea. As a club member, I, Angelina Giago, wanted to create an event to celebrate our traditions, showcase our strength, and inspire the HINU community. Over three days, weContinue Reading
As Native Heritage Month passes, Indigenous voices and stories continue to thrive among our people. Hair, in many cultures, plays an integral role in how it correlates to an individual’s identity. Various tribal communities view hair as a means of strength, a way to showcase your marital status, a nurturedContinue Reading