Bismarck

Double-sided poster with illustration on front side and written information on back side advertising powwow at Bismarck, North Dakota.

Discusses plants cultivated, broken down by introduced and indigenous, and plants growing wild.

[History] Thesis (M.A.)--University of North Dakota, 2012

Describes the positive impact a solar heating panel installed in one of the United Tribes Technical College's family housing units will have on the environment and the savings that will be incurred.

Looks at the alarming statistics of Indigenous people in the United States and the impact on communities and nations.

Reports on the centering of all research activities into one office.

Announces a new degree that will build on the success of the United Tribes Technical College's Injury Prevention program.

Reports on the racist vandal attack on a student sculpture, "Reflections", one day before its dedication.