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Searching for answers to today's questions in Native communities' venerable traditions

Edward Jolie holds a woven basket and stands in front of many more

International Students' Day Q&A: Saidjakhon Tursunov

Saidjakhon Tursunov

Native American Heritage Month Q&A: Shanae Dosela

Shanae Dosela stands on the stairs of the Old Main building

Anne Betteridge Receives 2023 MESA Jere L. Bacharach Service Award

Anne Betteridge

Children's Book Week Q&A: Stephanie Pearmain

Stephanie Pearmain standing outside in front of flowers

Board Q&A: Luis Parra

Luis and Cecy Parra

Board Q&A: Rowene Aguirre-Medina

Rowene Aguirre-Medina, Roy Medina, and Innovation Circle Scholar Zoey Rubinoff

Preserving the Past, Empowering the Future

Sarah Bissell Peters and Rolf Peters standing together outiside

Championing Communication Through Generosity: Leading by Example

Nancy and Steve Lynn sitting in front of the pyramids

Elevating Archaeology and Graduate Education: The Impact of a Profound Gift

Kayla Worthey standing in a dig site, looking up.

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