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BSU Language Warrior Anton Treuer Works to Preserve the Ojibwe Language

BSU's Treuer is working with the Aanjibimaadizing Language Preservation Initiative on several Ojibwe language projects.

Niganawenimaanaanig Program received $2.2 million to continue its work diversifying the nation’s nursing workforce.

The AIRC and Dr. Mark Standing Eagle Baez held a presentation in honor of Indigenous Peoples and Treaty Day.

As a Young Women’s Initiative of Minnesota cabinet member, Asin Dexter is shaping a state where everyone can thrive.

Dr. Jennifer Olson has received a Minnesota State Arts grant to record an album of Latin American songs.

BSU’s American Indian Resource Center starts the school year with its annual Day of Welcome ceremony.

On May 11, Bemidji State University will host a free Indigenous nursing conference.

Every day Bemidji State makes strides to preserve the majesty of Minnesota's north woods, blue skies, water & wildlife.

After a family tragedy, Serena Graves has found solace in her Indigenous heritage and looks forward to giving back.

BSU's three-year old Niizhoo-gwayakochigewin program aims to deepen our responsibility to Mother Earth.