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Alex Red Corn was inaugurated as president of Haskell Indian Nations University on Tuesday. He called Haskell’s story one of innovation and perseverance.
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A new exhibition at Haskell’s Cultural Center and Museum builds on the Indigenous Renaissance by asking Native poets to redefine and recontextualize a white artist’s depiction of Native people at the turn of the 20th century.
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A documentary screening at Haskell will precede a Q&A with the filmmaker and a residential boarding school survivor.
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The KU School of Law is joining a research hub based at Haskell for a joint symposium examining tribal sovereignty and the effects of climate change on children’s health.
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Haskell’s Thunderbird Theatre will host screenings of documentaries and Q&As with the filmmakers on back-to-back evenings, and the community is welcome.
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As Haskell researchers and collaborators wrap up a $20 million federal grant, a Lawrence instructor and Colorado MacArthur Fellow reflect on how they’re working with Indigenous knowledge-holders to address climate change.
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As Haskell’s newly confirmed president, Alex Red Corn wants to help steward a culture of improvement, grow external partnerships and implement a new strategic plan.
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The federal government has confirmed Alex Red Corn as the president of Haskell Indian Nations University.
The Watkins Museum of History will have an exhibition marking the centennial anniversary of the Haskell Memorial Stadium and Arch’s dedication on campus.
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Haskell community members from Lawrence and beyond gathered Saturday for celebrations including a powwow and much more, honoring the 100th anniversary of the stadium and memorial arch dedication.
