University Of Oklahoma Dedicates 35,000 Square Foot, $15 Million Radar Lab
The University of Oklahoma formally dedicated a new, 35,000 square foot Radar Innovations Laboratory Wednesday afternoon.OU President David Boren says the goal of the facility is to spark innovation of...
View ArticleOklahoma City Indian Clinic Pediatrician Offers Advice On Keeping The Doctor...
2014 may well be remembered as the year of the virus. Prior to the focus on Ebola in Texas, the country’s health care systems were concerned with a nationwide outbreak of enterovirus D68 (EV-D68),...
View ArticleThe Jacobson House Native Art Center Re-Invents Itself... Again
The Jacobson House Native Art Center is a place with a lot of history. The late Swedish-born artist Oscar Brousse Jacobson built the house during his tenure as the first Director of the University of...
View ArticleNative Filmmaker Sterlin Harjo Weaves Different Story Threads Into One...
Acclaimed Native American filmmaker Sterlin Harjo’s latest project is an exploration into the past that revealed much more than he anticipated. This May Be The Last Timeis a documentary film that looks...
View ArticleMuscogee Creek Hymns Influenced By Congregational Line Singing?
Tuesday marked the release of This May Be The Last Time on DVD. Last week we discussed the genesis of the project, which among other things explores the melding of cultures in music. Today we’ll look...
View ArticleOklahoma Historical Society And Ancestry.com To Make Archives Available To...
The Oklahoma Historical Society houses thousands of records on early Oklahomans, Indian and non-Indian. But OHS has lacked the means to digitize much of its records. That is until recently, when...
View Article8th Annual Native American Benefit Concert
The annual Native American Benefit Concert was founded by Dr. Daryl Tonemah with one goal - to give native children a better Christmas. Tonemah accomplishes this by holding a benefit concert for which...
View ArticleNative Americans Not Genetically Pre-Disposed To Develop Alzheimer’s Disease
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention statistics indicate that Native Americans continue to face disproportionately higher risks of developing many serious and even life-threatening ailments as...
View ArticleNative News Week In Review
Two Tribal Attorneys General Join The Northern Oklahoma District Indian Prosecution UnitTwo Tribal Special Assistant U.S. Attorneys, one each from the Osage Nation and Cherokee Nation, were sworn-in at...
View ArticleOklahoman And Native Activist Receives Presidential Medal Of Freedom
One of Oklahoma’s native daughters, Suzan Shown Harjo, received the highest honor this country bestows upon a civilian, the Presidential Medal of Freedom.Harjo is founder and president of The Morning...
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