Native American History Month: The Special Issue
A look into Native American heritage on UMass' campus
November 30, 2021
From the News Section:
Native American and Indigenous creatives describe their experiences at UMass, by Saliha Bayrak, Assistant News Editor
Native American Student Association finds support in community, alumni, by Ella Adams, Assistant News Editor
A history of Metawampe’s image on the UMass campus, by Sophia Gardner, News Editor
Land-grant universities: A legacy of Indigenous land dispossession, by Irina Costache, Assistant News Editor
Rachel Beth Sayet: Indigenous educator, essential oil crafter and Reiki practitioner, by Mahidhar Sai Lakkavaram, Assistant Social Media Editor
Sonya Atalay: cultivating partnerships with local Native communities and exploring Indigenous education frameworks, by Olivia Capriotti, Collegian Correspondent
The Josephine White Eagle Cultural Center: UMass’ hub for Native heritage, by Lucas Ruud, Collegian Staff
Five College Native American and Indigenous Studies Program makes numerous changes after $2.5M grant, by Mahidhar Sai Lakkavaram, Assistant Social Media Editor
UMass known by racist mascot for 24 years, by Sara Abdelouahed, Assistant Podcast Producer
The News section can be contacted at [email protected] or followed on Twitter @CollegianNews.
From the Opinion and Editorial Section:
UMass needs a Native American and Indigenous Studies department, by Srija Nagireddy, Assistant Op/Ed Editor
Statues can be reengraved and Metawampe’s probably should be, by Zach Leach, Collegian Columnist
The Op/Ed section can be contacted at [email protected].
From the Arts & Culture Section:
10 Native American clothing businesses to support, by Amy Aguayo, Collegian Staff
The Arts & Culture section can be contacted at [email protected].