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07/24/2026

Allison Levering | July 24 2026 | Arts & Entertainment

Summer Finals Kickoff

“Monday, July 20, students on campus for summer school gathered at Tecumseh Hall for a cookout marking the end of the summer semester and the beginning of finals week. Among the festivities, a screening of the biopic of the late King of Pop, “Michael” (2026), was held at the Haskell Auditorium at 7:30 pm. Students have been anticipating this screening as it was originally scheduled to be shown in a movie-under-the-stars style at the Memorial Arch, but was rescheduled due to rainy weather.

Organized by the Student Affairs Office, the Student Activities Department, and Curtis Hall staff, the event provided students with an opportunity to relax and connect before finals.”

Check it out online at: https://theindianleader.com/2026/07/24/summer-finals-kickoff/

07/22/2026

Angelica Henson | July 22 2026 | News Features

Haskell Indian Leader Sweeps IMAs 2026 Best News Story and Photo Awards

“Recent graduate Tara Roanhorse and senior Emmitt Brazille secured a podium sweep for two divisions of the 2026 Indigenous Media Awards (IMA), annually hosted by the Indigenous Journalists Association (IJA). Roanhorse took the top three awards in Print/Online Best Shortform-News Story and the top two awards in Best Feature Photo, with Brazille claiming third place in Best Feature Photo.”

Read on our website: https://theindianleader.com/2026/07/22/haskell-indian-leader-sweeps-imas-2026-best-news-story-and-photo-awards/

07/19/2026

Yesterday, Saturday, July 18, 2026, the Haskell USDA Extension Program hosted their Summer Open Market in Stidham Union. Here is an overview of the day!

🎥: Allison Levering

04/16/2026

Tough sledding, but it's All Downhill From Here.| Oliver Goldesberry | April 15, 2026 | Sports

Haskell Indian Nations University played the University of Saint Mary (Kan.) in a doubleheader at home on April 8, 2026, losing both games. The first game went extra innings, 5-6, and the second ended in a run-rule loss, 0-8.
The first game started with Saint Mary getting a two-run lead before Haskell responded with one of its own when Chasley Robert walked to score Ariana Munoz. This would make the score 1-2, which would hold until the bottom of the third. Haskell would take the lead for the last time. Paizley Aldrich hit a double, scoring Abrianna Herrera and Abrielle Herrera before a pitching change the inning with Haskell up 3-2.
Saint Mary regained the lead in the fifth inning, 3-4, and added another run in the seventh making it 3-5. In a two-out rally, Haskell tied the game with Robert hitting a groundball to score Mariah Graves and Abrianna Herrera. Saint Mary would take a one-run lead into the bottom of the eighth inning where they’d also have a new pitcher. This new arm left Haskell scoreless, which ended the game 5-6.
Read the full story at Haskell Indian Nations University played the University of Saint Mary (Kan.) in a doubleheader at home on April 8, 2026, losing both games. The first game went extra innings, 5-6, and the second ended in a run-rule loss, 0-8.
The first game started with Saint Mary getting a two-run lead before Haskell responded with one of its own when Chasley Robert walked to score Ariana Munoz. This would make the score 1-2, which would hold until the bottom of the third. Haskell would take the lead for the last time. Paizley Aldrich hit a double, scoring Abrianna Herrera and Abrielle Herrera before a pitching change the inning with Haskell up 3-2.
Saint Mary regained the lead in the fifth inning, 3-4, and added another run in the seventh making it 3-5. In a two-out rally, Haskell tied the game with Robert hitting a groundball to score Mariah Graves and Abrianna Herrera.

Read the Full Story at The Indian Leader:
https://theindianleader.com/2026/04/15/tough-sledding-but-its-all-downhill-from-here/

04/10/2026

Haskell Students Promoting Sustainability with Fashion | Alysah Carpenter | April 10 | Arts & Entertainment

Buying clothing can harm the environment, with fast fashion being the second-largest consumer of water and responsible for about 10% of global carbon emissions. However, fashion is a staple for all college students, wherever they might be; it is a way to help express themselves. So, where can students get clothing sustainably?

At Haskell Indian Nations University in Stadium Union, Student Aiyanna Tanuyan, American Indian Business Leaders (AIBL), and Fashion Runway Club collaborated to put on “Stylin and Sustainability,” a thrifting and fashion event held on April 3-4. There were all kinds of clothing students could choose from, from casual wear to business attire, as well as accessories and shoes. Students were also encouraged to show off their thrifted items in the fashion show to win prizes. The event aims to promote sustainability by encouraging the reuse of clothing and fostering campus collaboration.

Read on at: https://theindianleader.com/2026/04/10/haskell-students-promoting-sustainability-with-fashion/

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