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CLA offers the only four-year Dakota language major. What goes into the major, and what could it mean looking forward?

The Department of American Indian Studies, College of Liberal Arts, invites applications for two full-time professor (open rank, tenured or tenure-track) positions beginning…

Dustin Morrow grew up surrounded by the Ojibwe language. But he never imagined he would ever hear it in one of his favorite films or that he'd play a pivotal role.

Moviegoers speak to CBS about the new version, featuring linguistics student Dustin Morrow and alum Aandeg Muldrew, before its first screenings in Minnesota.

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel covers the Wisconsin theater debut of this new version, which stars linguistics PhD student Dustin Morrow and alum Aandeg Muldrew.

Dustin Morrow, a UMN linguistics doctoral student, and linguistics alum Aandeg Muldrew voiced roles in this landmark version of the 1977 film.

The Anishinaabemowin (Ojibwe) version of Star Wars: A New Hope features a recent alum and a current graduate student.

CLA congratulates Michelle Goose (BA '10, American Indian studies and psychology) who was recently named a 2024 Bush Fellow.

The new PhD program is the seventh in the nation. American studies PhD student An Garagiola and history professor Jean O’Brien are quoted in this Star Tribune story.

Alma Matters is a quarterly e-newsletter distributed to CLA alumni and friends. This month's feature uplifts the undergraduate student experience.