Holbrook High finds leaders among students
Holbrook High School students traveled to Tucson for leadership conference.
Photo highlights: Museum of Northern Arizona reveals new exhibit April 14
The Museum of Northern Arizona unveiled an expanded and revitalized gallery called Native Peoples of the Colorado Plateau with an exclusive preview for Native people April 14.
Author and illustrator Dale Deforest presents new comic book "Hero Twins"
Author and illustrator Dale Deforest presented his comic book, “Hero Twins,” at the Museum of Northern Arizona April 21, saying it was his love of comic books and superheroes that inspired him to create the story.
Holbrook High announces March Students of the Month
Holbrook High School recently announced its March Students of the Month.
Airbrush artist, Nate Tsosie, chosen as lead artist at Universal Studios
Nate Tsosie, an airbrush artist from Page, Arizona has been chosen as lead artist at Universal Studios in Hollywood, California. The milestone in his career comes after several highlights leading up to this major announcement.
Hopi High's Ellyse Fredericks wins national award
Fredricks places third in sports writing at Journalism Education Association Conference April 14 in San Francisco
Ellyse Fredericks, a print journalism student at Hopi High School, became a national award winner when she won honorable mention, or placed third, in the sports writing division at the Journalism Education Association Conference in San Francisco April 13-14.
Hopi students discuss homelessness at journalism convention
While there are some programs to address homelessness in America, the problem will continue as long as there are low wages, expensive housing and expensive health care, according to two journalists who have covered the problem for decades.
Tuba City senior receives full ride scholarship to Dartmouth
Kayleigh Paddock, a senior at Tuba City High School (TCHS), received a full ride scholarship to Dartmouth College, located in Hanover, New Hampshire; she is also a finalist for the Wells Fargo Academic Leadership Fellowship Scholarship.
Diné language valued by Russell Begaye
The Navajo language has immeasurable value, Navajo Nation President Russell Begaye told a crowd of about 200 educators April 6 during the second annual BIE-Navajo District Diné Language Symposium.
Searching for patterns: Lessons in math circles at Hopi High School
Hopi High math students had a special math lesson March 30 courtesy of the Alliance of Indigenous Math Circles (AIMC) and math specialist Tatiana Shubin.
Museum of Northern Arizona showcases new exhibit
Native Peoples of the Colorado Plateau exhibit opens April 15 at Museum of Northern Arizona; Native community invited to exclusive, free preview April 14
The Museum of Northern Arizona (MNA) will unveil an expanded and revitalized gallery called Native Peoples of the Colorado Plateau with an exclusive preview for Native people April 14.
Hopi High graduate Brianna Laban returns to encourage students to succeed
Brianne Laban, a 2008 graduate of Hopi High School, returned to Hopi High to talk to students about college and what it takes to get through college.
Hopi High students join RISE movement to promote school safety
The Hopi Jr/Sr High School student body held a walk March 22 to show support and a positive attitude for the students who went through the shooting in Florida.
Law students spend spring break in the Navajo Nation
Six American University Washington College of Law students spent a week in Window Rock on an Alternative Spring Break trip organized by the law school’s student organization – Action for Human Rights.
Medical complications force Navajo comedian to cancel shows
One of the Navajo Nation’s popular comedians is facing medical complications that have forced him to take a break from performances.
Navajo Technical University inducts 13 students into honor society
On March 22, thirteen Navajo Technical University students were inducted into National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) during a candle light ceremony in NTU’s Hospitality Center. The ceremony also saw the installation of NTU’s new honor society officers.
Troublemakers hit Hopi High; share blues essentials with students
Gary Farmer and the Troublemakers blues band put on a three day workshop March 7-9 at Hopi High School as they performed at a coffee house, a school assembly and taught music students.
Tuba City Junior High yields six winners at Navajo Nation Science Fair
Six Tuba City Junior High School students took home prizes from the Navajo Nation Science Fair March 1 in Churchrock, New Mexico, two placed first.
Visit to universities inspires students, gives direction for future career choices
Eleven Hopi High media students visited the media departments at Northern Arizona University, University of Arizona and Arizona State University Feb. 28-March 2.
Bears Ears Prayer Run Alliance completes run to Utah March 16
The Office of the President and Vice President (OPVP) applauded the Bears Ears Prayer Run Alliance (BEPRA) group for organizing the Sacred Strides for Healing prayer run, which brought awareness to the recent reduction of Bears Ears National Monument and supported the monument as originally designated.
Soul of Nations finalists celebrated; select artists to travel to New York City
Out of 253 applicants, Soul of Nations awarded 13 finalists from the 2018 Brea Foley Art Program in Window Rock, Arizona March 2.
Therapist: Talking about suicide takes courage; listen and don’t pass judgement
Gilbert Contreras, family therapist with Coconino County, spoke to the staff at Hopi Jr/Sr High School March 7 about suicide prevention.
Holbrook High announces February Students of the Month
Holbrook High School recently announced the Students of the Month for February.
Navajo Nation Science Fair attracts 792 participants
Navajo Nation Vice President encourages students aim high
On March 1, Navajo Nation Vice President Jonathan Nez encouraged the next generation of Navajo scientists to reach higher and accomplish their goals during a speech that wrapped up the final day of the Navajo Nation Science Fair, held at Red Rock State Park.
Holbrook High’s Future Business Leaders place at regional conference
On Feb. 3, the Holbrook High School Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) traveled to the Region 2 Conference at the Arizona State University Polytechnic Campus in Mesa.
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- Tuba City senior receives full ride scholarship to Dartmouth
- Arizona Cardinals to hold draft pick event in Winslow April 28
- Hopi ends 27 year reign as cross country state champs
- Filmmaker Kody Dayish, arrested for sexual assault
- Author and illustrator Dale Deforest presents new comic book "Hero Twins"
- Hopi Jr/Sr. High votes not to renew 12 administrator and teacher positions
- Closing date for NGS remains unchanged
- Black Mesa roads receive upgrades
- Around the Rez: week of April 18
- Around the Rez: week of April 25
- Tuba City senior receives full ride scholarship to Dartmouth
- Beloved Diné artist Bahe Whitethorne Jr. passes away March 26
- Hopi ends 27 year reign as cross country state champs
- Potential closure of Kayenta Mine a revenue crisis for Hopi
- Arizona Cardinals to hold draft pick event in Winslow April 28
- Marie La Marr’s nine decades in Winslow
- Filmmaker Kody Dayish, arrested for sexual assault
- Navajo calendar rooted in tradition & necessities
- Museum of Northern Arizona showcases new exhibit
- Hopi High graduate Brianna Laban returns to encourage students to succeed
