November is Native American Heritage Month
Monique Gray Smith's new book "Braiding Sweetgrass for Young Adults" teaches students how Indigenous knowledge can enrich and work with Western knowledge in the natural science.
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Monique Gray Smith's new book "Braiding Sweetgrass for Young Adults" teaches students how Indigenous knowledge can enrich and work with Western knowledge in the natural science.
Last season, Delano senior Avery Lommel finished eighth in the state diving meet. Then an off-season accident robbed the diver and gymnast of sight in her right eye.
A report by Greenpeace calls plastic recycling a "failed concept," and that only 5% of plastic is actually recycled in the U.S. So, what plastics can be recycled? Good Question.
It's a longtime, but little-known, program that has a 99% graduation rate, providing talented young People of Color from around the country an opportunity to get a better high school education than they otherwise would.
"Is it possible that at Morris, we've become too diverse? Is that possible, all from a marketing standpoint?" Sviggum said.
"We want to motivate them to come up with a new innovation and think about the science, what they can do to bring up new product, new material in the world," said Dr. Mahfuza Ali.
Nearly two months into the new school year and at least one district still doesn't have enough bus drivers.
The White House expects 43 million Americans will benefit from the plan and 20 million will see their remaining balance canceled.
Starting with the Indian Civilization Act of 1819, the U.S. enacted laws and policies to establish and support Native American Boarding Schools.
An original opera film performed by an all-Indigenous team is premiering in Minneapolis Friday.
The 2022 Native American College Fair is underway Friday in St. Paul.
On a busy weekdays, a group of second-year med students is congregated at the U. But they aren't talking science - this is all extracurricular.
Pam and Joe Wycoff are trying to help people find and share their voice.
WCCO's A.J. Hilton attended Apple Valley High School, was part of the speech and debate program, and knows that love firsthand. The school invited him back to talk to some teachers and students.
"The idea that every student has to go out and get a four-year degree is not necessarily something that I think we would push forward anymore," said DEED Commissioner Steve Grove.
