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Never Let Them Forget Who We Are: The Importance of Sovereignty Day and TCUs

Jul 9, 2026 | College of the Muscogee Nation, Sovereignty, Tribal Colleges and Universities

The Muscogee Creek Nation celebrates Sovereignty Day on July 9 in honor of the 2020 McGirt V. Oklahoma ruling by SCOTUS. While this case upheld tribal sovereignty in the court system, tribal colleges and universities, like the College of the Muscogee Nation, exemplify sovereignty in higher education. Learn about the importance of Sovereignty Day and how it intersects with the teachings and values of CMN.

American Indian College Fund Champion Native Student Advocacy and Success at National NASAI Conference, A College Board Event

Jul 7, 2026 | Blog, Student Success, Students

Eight members of the College Fund team attended the 2026 Native American Student Advocacy Institute Conference to connect with Native professionals, share knowledge, and contribute to national college access and student success conversations. Learn about their contributions and take aways from the conference.

If They Don’t Save You a Seat, Bring Your Own Chair: Celebrating High School Equivalency Graduates

Jul 3, 2026 | Graduation, Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe University, Nueta Hidatsa Sahnish College, Our Programs, Student Success

American Indian College Fund Senior Program Officer, Hannah Gonzales, shares her experiences from traveling to celebrate HSE graduates at two tribal college commencements.

American Indian College Fund Welcomes Six New Members and Student Representatives to the Board of Trustees

Jul 2, 2026 | College Fund, Press Releases

The American Indian College Fund welcomes four new members and two student representatives to the Board of Trustees. Get to know the tribal educators, scholars, and allies who will help govern the College Fund’s work.

Battle of the Little Bighorn as Part of Identity

Jun 25, 2026 | Blog, Little Big Horn College, Tribal Colleges and Universities

“These men with light eyes and hairy faces are here now…We can kill them off, but more will come. They are like ants. Trample them and more will come out. My advice is that we, the Absarokee, treat these ‘light eyes’ kindly and give them protection from other Tribes....

The Other Side of History: Hope from the Victory at Little Bighorn

Jun 25, 2026 | Blog, Sisseton Wahpeton College, Student Ambassador, Tribal Colleges and Universities

In honor of Victory Day, we honor the legacy of hope, perseverance, and dedication to one’s people set by the warriors of several Native nations at the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Hear how their memory guides tribal colleges and Native students fighting different kinds of battles to gain a better future for all.

American Indian College Fund Faculty Advisory Council Member, Tyler Parisien, Named Bush Fellow

Jun 23, 2026 | Press Releases

Tyler Parisien is dedicating his fellowship to revitalizing the Michif language and preserving the cultural knowledge it carries. Learn more about this member of the College Fund’s Faculty Advisory Council, his passion for language revitalization, and how the Bush Fellowship will help him to pursue his goals.

American Indian College Fund Expands Program to Develop and Refine Native Arts and Culture Curriculum

Jun 18, 2026 | Native Arts, Our Programs, Press Releases

Now in its fifth grant cycle, the Native Arts and Culture Program continues the College Fund’s commitment to expanding community-centered arts programming, uplifting cultural knowledge keepers, and fostering vibrant Indigenous pedagogy across TCU campuses. Learn about the latest grant cycle and read examples of how the program supports the preservation of Indigenous arts.

Holding the Sacredness of Diverse Identities

Jun 17, 2026 | Blog, Oglala Lakota College, Students, Tribal Colleges and Universities, Two-Spirit and LGBTQ+

American Indian College Fund scholar Eunice (Cheyenne River Sioux) from Oglala Lakota College reflects on their experience as a 2SLGBTQ+ Native leader. Highlighting the importance of visibility, representation, and creating safe, inclusive spaces for queer Native people.

Reclaiming Democracy by Centering Community

Jun 15, 2026 | Blog, Democracy, Little Priest Tribal College, Tribal Colleges and Universities

A Little Priest Tribal College student, draws from his lived experience and reflects on how Indigenous governance, leadership, and participation continue to shape strong tribal nations today. Highlighting how reclaiming democracy means uplifting Native sovereignty, engaging future generations, and building a more inclusive future for all.

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Never Let Them Forget Who We Are: The Importance of Sovereignty Day and TCUs

American Indian College Fund Champion Native Student Advocacy and Success at National NASAI Conference, A College Board Event

If They Don’t Save You a Seat, Bring Your Own Chair: Celebrating High School Equivalency Graduates

American Indian College Fund Welcomes Six New Members and Student Representatives to the Board of Trustees

Battle of the Little Bighorn as Part of Identity

The Other Side of History: Hope from the Victory at Little Bighorn

American Indian College Fund Faculty Advisory Council Member, Tyler Parisien, Named Bush Fellow

American Indian College Fund Expands Program to Develop and Refine Native Arts and Culture Curriculum

Holding the Sacredness of Diverse Identities

Reclaiming Democracy by Centering Community

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