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Title 3 Part F (Information Technology) Strengthening Minority Institutions
Program Title: Continuous Improvement and Development of Technology for Teaching and Learning Purpose: The mission of this grant program is to allow Haskell to continue building upon the University’s technology capacity. Haskell will enhance existing and new technology that entails hardware, software, and expertise to sustain in-person capacities for online classes and distance learning capacity […]
Read MoreTitle 3 Part (Academics)-Strengthening Minority Institution
Program Title: Haskell Indian Nations University: Continuous Improvement on Student Success and Academic Achievement. Purpose: The University has developed the 2025 Focus Plan, which will direct the University in the coming years in its navigation of the Higher Learning Commission’s recommendations. The Title 3 funding will create and expand a higher education learning community that […]
Read MoreHaskell Student Voice Added to New BIE Advisory Board
For J’Den Nichols, being a leader is more than doing things to help herself; it’s about advocating and helping her community. That is what led her to apply for the inaugural Bureau of Indian Education Advisory Board– helping her fellow students. This October, the Bureau of Indian Education announced the BIE Student Advisory Board, bringing […]
Read MoreWelcome Back Week Events
Saturday, September 12 and Sunday, September 13th Haskell Art Market Place: Haskell Powwow Grounds Saturday: 10 am – 6 pm and Sunday: 10 am – 5 pm Monday September 14th Rhonda Holy Bear (Lakota) workshop – Lakota Philosophy and Artistic Expression Place: Haskell Tommaney Library Time: 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm Registration requested: Indigenous Arts […]
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Haskell Indian Art Market: Celebrating Heritage and What’s Ahead
For nearly 40 years, the Haskell Indian Art Market has brought Native artists, community members, and visitors together on Haskell’s campus. This year, more than 130 exhibitors are expected to participate, boasting traditional foods, beadwork, clothing, and more, and expecting approximately 30,000 visitors from the Lawrence area and beyond. The annual event is scheduled for […]
Read MoreHaskell to celebrate 100 years of Memorial Stadium at Centennial Homecoming Celebration
The Memorial Stadium has stood at the heart of Haskell Indian Nations University for 100 years—not only as a home for athletics, but as a lasting reminder of what Native communities can accomplish when they come together. 100 years after its dedication, the Haskell Stadium and Arch Centennial Homecoming Celebration will honor the people whose […]
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Haskell Indian Nations University The mission of Haskell Indian Nations University is to provide a tuition-free education for Native American Indians and Alaskan Natives of federal recognized tribes. Student Fees Schedule: Fall & Spring Budgets, Per Student School Code: 010438 Institutional Costs On Campus Living Off Campus Living Tuition $0.00 $0.00 Food Service […]
Read MoreHaskell Celebrating World Cup with the Summer of Soccer Native American Events
Haskell Indian Nations University will join the Lawrence community this summer in celebrating the 2026 FIFA World Cup with a series of events highlighting Indigenous cultures, histories, and traditions. Sponsored by Haskell, the Summer of Soccer Native American Events are free and open to the public and are intended to welcome both local residents and […]
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Kylee Fiedler is a member of the Osage Nation and a Haskell Indian Nations University Alumna. With a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education, nine years of experience teaching in the public-school systems and several years working in healthcare during the pandemic, Kylee brings a wealth of knowledge to the higher education community. Kylee has a […]
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