The keynote speaker of Weber State University’s 13th annual Native Symposium, Matika Wilbur, challenged Native American stereotypes through narrative photography Nov. 8 in the Wildcat Theater.
Wilbur...
Weber State’s Diversity and Inclusive Programs is hosting the 13th Annual Native Symposium throughout November, which has been designated as National Native American Heritage Month.
Andrea Hernández,...
Through music and dancing combined with drums, colorful ribbons and outfits, the "Indigenous Voices Pow Wow" brought an atmosphere of cultural celebration to Weber State this March 31.
This year was the...
Dr. Cassandra Manuelito-Kerkvliet came to Weber State to give a keynote address sharing personal stories about civility for the 12th Annual Native Symposium.
Manuelito-Kerkliet is the first Native American...
Dr. Cassandra Manuelito-Kerkvliet came to Weber State to give a keynote address sharing personal stories about civility for the 12th Annual Native Symposium.
Manuelito-Kerkliet is the first Native American...
Taking advantage of the opportunity to teach others of Native culture, the Native Symposium laid down the foundation with various workshops and ceremonies throughout the month of November, also known as...
Reconciliation is never easy, which is why it doesn't happen very often. Reconciliation is not a single event encapsulated in a moment in time. It is a process that begins with a conversation...
WSU's Center for Diversity and Unity is holding its 11th Annual Native Symposium, which focuses on Native American culture and heritage in the past and present.
November is National Native American...
Center for Diversity and Unity de WSU celebra su onceavo simposio anual de nativos, el cual se centra en la cultura y el patrimonio de los nativos americanos en el pasado y el presente.Noviembre es National...
On Nov. 3, the Diversity Center hosted its regular Taboo Talk in the Shepherd Union Building as part of the Native Symposium taking place through Nov. 10.The question of the panel was, "Does persecution...
Between the years 2002 and 2005, American cinema was introduced to a new type of horror movie villain—a vengeful female ghost with pale skin, her face veiled in long, tangled black hair, contorting...
Pounding drums and booming voices filled the Shepherd Union ballrooms last Friday evening. The source was none other than a powwow put on by the First Nations Society at Weber State University.
The...
