On Oct. 28, 2026, students would gather at Ross Hall to spend their evening to join in the release of this year’s Hallowzine, participating in Halloween-themed activities, enjoying free pizza, and getting time to study.  The release party began with a performance from the Haskell chorus, performing the song “TheContinue Reading

Haskell Indian Nations University’s volleyball team lost to the Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes in three sets, 18-25, 18-25, 18-25. Haskell sits at seven wins with two matches remaining before the conference championship. A win in either match would give Haskell more victories than last season. The first set featured seven tiesContinue Reading

Recent graduate Tara Roanhorse and senior Emmittt Brazille secured a podium sweep for two divisions of the 2026 Indigenous Media Awards (IMA), annually hosted by the Indigenous Journalists Association (IJA). Roanhorse took the top three awards in Print/Online Best Shortform-News Story and the top two awards in Best Feature Photo,Continue Reading

On Saturday, Nov. 8, 2025, the Lawrence Public Library hosted a Native American Heritage Month celebration from 1:30 to 2:30p.m. in the Lawrence Public Library auditorium. The event included dancing and storytelling by Haskell students and princesses representing the different Native nations  found throughout Lawrence.  At the celebration, several HaskellContinue Reading

HINU alumni Derek Havern, Isaiah Williams, Quentin Raynor, and Isiah Strom are on a mission to give back to Native communities through their brand, N:DN Time Athletics. What began as a vision to create apparel has grown into something much bigger—a movement dedicated to empowering Native youth and athletes. “WeContinue Reading

LAWRENCE, KANSAS – September 11, 2024, at 12:30 p.m., SSgt Joshua Hernandez celebrated a major milestone in his military career with a promotion ceremony. Hernandez, a proud Haskell Rascal, is the youngest son of Jan Begay, who devoted 40 years of service to Haskell Indian Nations University. Raised in LawrenceContinue Reading