Recent Stories
Hopi student wins national journalism award
Hopi High media student Amber Labahe won a national award at the National High School Journalism Conference in Anaheim, California April 24-27, earning an Honorable mention, or third place finish, in the news writing division.
Second-degree murder charge made in death of Hopi High teacher
Byron Woody has been indicted and charged with second-degree murder in the suspected murder of Kenneth Wartz.
Hopi Chairman to tribal youth: ‘You have to have your voice heard. Your voice matters’
Hopi Chairman Timothy Nuvangyaoma told students that their voices matter during a speech to the students May 1 in the auditorium.
Hopi youth initiative aims to support student growth, blend culture with western education
The Hopi Leadership Program has had success with adults, but now they have a pilot program to teach Hopi High School youth about leadership.
Unsolved homicides cause unease on Hopi reservation
Hopi lives matter. Native American lives matter.
University Technical Institute visits and recruits Hopi High School students
Universal Technical Institute (UTI) may be a student’s dream because they get to work on cars, do not have to attend academic classes and most get good paying jobs after they graduate.
Native photography teacher Sam Minkler gives studio tour to Hopi High students
Hopi High media students recently visited the Northern Arizona University School of Communication, getting pointers from Native American photography teacher Sam Minkler, visiting the Virtual Reality Lab, interviewing NAU media students and watching the NAZ TV live newscast.
Hopi High media students aim for a Rocky Mountain Emmy Award
Hopi High video student Kimmale Anderson held up a Rocky Mountain Emmy Award — the Emmy award for high school film students.
Hopi students learn from journalists at ASU conference
Seven Hopi High media students learned pointers from journalists and heard about state and national issues while attending the Arizona Latino Media Association (ALMA) Conference at the Arizona State University Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication March 1.
Hopi High's Amber Labahe wins state media writing contest
Amber Labahe, a media student at Hopi High School, won first place in a writing contest at the Arizona Latino Media Association (ALMA) Conference March 1 at the Arizona State University Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
