Known to the Wabanaki as skudakumooch, these "ghost witches" lurk deep in the forests of Maine hunting for anyone unlucky ...

In many Native American traditions, wolves are seen as powerful and meaningful animals that carry deep symbolic value. These stories are not all the same because different tribes have their own ...

November is Native American Heritage Month, and it’s an ideal time for movie-watching. Whether you’re watching movies on a chilly weekend, as an alternative to football, or after a football game, ...

Having the audacity to pursue truth is a courageous act. And, when studying historical texts or reading for leisure, it is important to examine the written word comparatively. Because the question ...

TODAY is celebrating Native American heritage through personal essays, stories and specials about the community and movement throughout the month of November.

Parts I and II can be found here. As a Wallulupum friend once instructed me, “you have to learn to think like a salmon.” I have been trying to think like a salmon, which began with imagining a ...

‘It’s great the museum holds this event each year and finds a way to say: Let’s learn about the people who existed here’ Imagine the woodlands of Westmoreland County, but not the small patches of ...

The “Modern Warriors of World War I” project on display at the Sequoyah National Research Center at UA Little Rock. Photo by Erin Fehr More than 12,000 American Indian and Alaska Native men served in ...