AISES conference attracts America’s next young leaders

PORTLAND, Ore. – The enthusiasm level was over the top at the 31st annual American Indian Science and Engineering Society’s conference which drew 1,000 professionals and 500 students Oct. 29 – 31 at the Oregon Convention Center. Read more »

• Ceremony held for white buffalo at Pa. resort home
• Ruby Tiger Osceola remembered
• Riverton agreement with tribe raises concerns
• Cautious days ahead for IHCIA in Senate
• Alternatives in the works if Carcieri fix legislation fails
• White Bison founder says award will fund his dream
  
• EchoHawk discusses water rights
• Recognition issues may kill Indian Affairs panel
  
• Northern California tribal leader airs concerns with Obama
  
• Six artists receive Aboriginal Art Awards
• Swinomish help extinguish trestle fire
• Orca calf receives Samish name
• State ferry will be named for Klallam historical figure
• Termination-era issues land in federal court
• Quileute Tribe embraces ‘Twilight’ buzz
  
• Questioning a ‘commander-in-chief’ for focusing on Indians
  
• Tribal embassy opens to great fanfare
  
• ‘Honor’ settlement act by protecting sovereignty
  
• Skibine promises new federal recognition regulations
  
• Obama administration knocks Carcieri ruling
  
• NCAI resolutions focus on health care
  
• Non-Native eagle feather issues return to court
  
• Descendants of Crazy Horse, Sitting Bull attend Indigenous Peoples Days
  
• USDA on discrimination case: Working on it
  
• A unique lens: Deborah Reed