First Nations Student Association - FNSA

The First Nations Student Association (FNSA) aims to enhance the Native American experience at KU.

The First Nations Student Association (FNSA) promotes the academic and social success of each and every member of its organization at the University of Kansas. We strive for excellence and the enhancement of cultural awareness and through education, we will be able to cultivate our message to those old and young of our mission and commitment to our community, campus, and our culture.

04/24/2026

Hi All,

As the year is coming to a close, we want to recognize the amazing leadership of our FNSA Executive Body!✨

Now, if you want to be a part of the amazing FNSA Executive Body, please fill out the application by May 1st!

FNSA will reach out with decisions by May 4th!

Be a part of the change!

🔗: https://forms.gle/NUza4WUfj1kEDdz77

03/10/2026

Check out our Study Session for tomorrow at Haskell Library from 5-9pm with FNSA!

Snacks and Drinks will be provided!

02/27/2026

Join us as we host a study session at Anschutz Library from 5 pm to 9 pm on March 4th!

We will be providing snacks and drinks!

Hope to see you there!

Photos from First Nations Student Association - FNSA's post

02/16/2026

Black History Month is about sharing, learning, and amplifying Black voices.

FNSA wants to amplify those voices of our Black and Indigenous relatives this month.

We have , , , , and .

Interact with their pages and give all the love and support they deserve.

Remember Black History is your history too!❤️🤍🖤💚💛

02/10/2026

The history of Indigenous and Black solidarity is a testament to the foundation of this nation.

FNSA is proud to be able to celebrate our Black relatives history and herstory!🤎

Please be on the lookout for more about Black and Indigenous icons we want to celebrate.

01/27/2026

📣 The Bureau of Indian Education is proud to welcome Dr. Alex Red Corn as the temporary President of Haskell Indian Nations University through a partnership with the University of Kansas. A citizen of the Osage Nation and a nationally recognized leader in Indigenous education, Dr. Red Corn brings deep experience and community-rooted leadership to Haskell.

We’re excited for the future of HINU under his guidance.

👉 Read the full announcement: https://ow.ly/FBGT50Y26Ua

KU AI & Data Sovereignty Across the Southern Plains Symposium

01/23/2026

The KU Office of Sovereign Partnerships is hosting this awesome event March 3-4th free and open to all. Registration is open for in person or virtual option. Get signed up to learn more about AI & Data Sovereignty”

KU AI & Data Sovereignty Across the Southern Plains Symposium Join us for this 2-day convening of AI & Data Sovereignty scholars, practitioners, tribal leaders, and experts in the field for sharing knowledge and developing tribal ecosystem plans. The 2026 symposium focuses on how artificial intelligence, data systems, and digital infrastructure intersect with....