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MPR News interviews Professor Brenda J. Child about the impact of Professor Emeritus Morrison on art history locally and nationally.

Congratulations to Gabriela Spears-Rico (Chicano & Latino studies, American Indian studies) and Allie Cooperman (writing studies), CLA's Awardees for Excellence in Graduate…

This special tour provided an in-depth exploration of advanced research and creative spaces across the West Bank.

The George Morrison Center for Indigenous Arts presents a one-person gallery exhibition of paintings in the Quarter Gallery opening in April.

Alma Matters is a quarterly e-newsletter distributed to CLA alumni and friends. This month's feature spotlights CLA's 2024 Outstanding Alumni Awardees.

Nick Estes is quoted in a Pioneer Press article on the release of Indigenous activist Peltier, a member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians.

After 50 Years Leonard Peltier is Released

After many years of petitioning and legal battles, American Indian Movement activist Leonard Peltier is going home. Nick Estes is quoted in this MPR article.

The department celebrates a historic move into its own building.

Brenda J. Child offers an intimate look at the National Book Awards, revealing the transformative power of literature.