Dana Warrington
Dana Warrington, the founder of Young Blood Artwork, came to Haskell Indian Nations University campus on October 13th to exhibit his award-winning pieces and to help encourage and educate the young native youth the traditional art form of quillwork. Warrington is an enrolled Prairie Band Potawatomi tribal member of KansasContinue Reading
Haskell Clean-Up Day
The Haskell Tribal EcoAmbassadors would like to recognize the 20 Haskell students and faculty that helped clean the Haskell campus during our Haskell Campus Clean up event. Thank you. Trey Carmona, Dakota Pablo, Kyler Boyd, Jenna Makes Good, Nolan Berglund, Chebon Smith, Carrie Cornelius, Shanari Hopper, Kaleb Proctor, Rissa Garcia,Continue Reading
TRIO Introduces ‘Digital Storyteller’ Course
As technology progresses, the TRIO program has decided to keep up. ‘Digital Storytelling’ is a course added this semester that caters to TRIO students. Miosha Wagoner, TRIO’s director, runs the course. Students get to use an entire technology set up for the whole semester. The gear available includes a GoProContinue Reading
Garden Winterization
Haskell Gardening Club and Haskell Tribal Eco Ambassador setting up structures around campus to winterize the student gardens that have thrived during the summer and fall seasons around Haskell Indian Nations University Campus. Featured Image by Diamond WilliamsContinue Reading
Blalock Movie Night
On a Friday night the movie of choice was a remake of the classic horror film “Evil Dead”. The whole lobby was filled for the hour and a half long movie. Everyone had attended had a very frightening, fun and pizza filled nightContinue Reading
Alumni Vollyball
Unfortunately, only one alumni showed for the volleyball game, so some students played with her instead. Everyone enjoyed themselves had fun, even shared some laughs. One of the main reasons why it was so fun was because for a few people it was their first time playing. They played aContinue Reading
Alumni Women’s Basketball
A total of ten alumni women showed up to play and quickly split into teams. The ladies were laughing and having fun while running up and down the court. They had a friendly crowd to cheer them on; some even brought their families. An excellent game to watch which endedContinue Reading
Alumni Men’s Basketball
There were few alumni players, so a few students helped and played on each team. The men had a little more intense game than the women but did so while having a good time. The game was filled with many highlights such as defensive lockdowns in isolation, deep threes, andContinue Reading
Horoscopes – October 2019
Aquarius (Jan 20 – Feb 18) Life is teaching you lessons Aquarius. Accept them. Learn from them. It may seem difficult now, but this too shall pass. The rewards are given when earned. Keep your head up and know that success is yours as long as you keep going. PiscesContinue Reading
My Week with the Aryan Brotherhood
Editor’s note: Please note that this autobiographical piece by one of our staff writers contains mature themes that involve mentions of depres- sion, suicide, racism, sub- stance abuse, nudity, prison, and sexual assault.. I was not trying to commit suicide, I just wanted to see if I could be hurt. Continue Reading