As alumni, we strive to fulfill the great commission and the mission of American Indian College.
01/11/2023
SAGU AIC Alumni!
We are so excited to announce this year’s Spring 2023 Homecoming happening on February 17 & 18, 2023!
This weekend will be filled with honoring past Warriors, programs showing what direction we are going as an institution, and how you can still be part of the story we are writing at SAGU AIC!
Register now, below!! Also follow us for more information in the next coming weeks.
https://www.aicag.edu/homecoming/
08/20/2022
🚨🚨Calling all Alumni: if you are free Friday (8/26) evening at 5 PM, e-mail our new Director of Student Life, Matthew Holgate, at [email protected] to be a part of New Student Orientation for the Class of 2026!!
Our staff is so excited to welcome new students in 6 days! Summer is almost over 🫠 be sure to be checking emails and get ready to move in!!
Find a and enjoy your day 🎉🎉
05/09/2022
Welcome, new SAGU AIC alumni!
11/16/2021
08/13/2021
Here is a look at our humble beginnings as American Indian Bible Institute. This photo was taken some time between 1965-1973. Do you recognize someone in this photo? Feel free to tag them!
Christ Centered. Uniquely Cultural. Destiny Driven. Uncover Your Destiny at SAGU AIC. Visit us at www.aicag.edu
07/07/2021
Save the date! Homecoming is November 4-5, 2021. More details to follow.
Christian. Uniquely Cultural. Affordable. Uncover Your Destiny at SAGU AIC. Visit us at www.aicag.edu
03/03/2021
Here's how SAGU American Indian College in Phoenix rebuilt its basketball program for title run The four-year college sits in north Phoenix, in the Sunnyslope area, a school of about 120 students with a dormitory, a cafeteria and a gymnasium.
12/18/2020
Watch the SAGU AIC Men’s Basketball game against Idaho State University. Download the PLUTO TV Free App from the App Store and go to Channel 1061!
10/09/2020
The library received a large donation of many old AIBI, AIBC, and AIC yearbooks. The library already has multiple copies of some of these yearbooks, so alumni, students, faculty, and staff are welcome to take the free extra copies.
Below is the list of available yearbooks. Yearbooks prior to 1981 are softcover and yearbooks 1981 forward are hardcover (sample photo attached).
Please contact librarian Keilah Coverstone at [email protected] or 602-944-3335 ext. 252 to reserve your copy. In person pickup is preferred, but we can arrange for a yearbook to be mailed if you or a loved one are unable to pick it up in person.
AIBI 1972-1973 — 1 copy
AIBI 1973-1974 — 1 copy
AIBI 1974-1975 — 1 copy
AIBI 1975-1976 — 1 copy
AIBI 1976-1977 — 1 copy
AIBI 1978-1979 — 3 copies
AIBI 1979-1980 — 1 copy
AIBI 1981-1982 — 1 copy
AIBC 1983-1984 — 2 copies
AIBC 1984-1985 — 3 copies
AIBC 1985-1986 — 1 copy
AIBC 1986-1987 — 2 copies
AIBC 1987-1988 — 3 copies
AIBC 1988-1989 — 2 copies
AIBC 1990-1991 — 1 copy
AIBC 1991-1992 — 2 copies
AIBC 1992-1993 — 3 copies
AIBC 1993-1994 — 2 copies
AIC 1994-1995 — 1 copy
AIC 1995-1996 — 4 copies
AIC 1996-1997 — 2 copies
AIC 1997-1998 — 3 copies
AIC 1998-1999 — 1 copy
AIC 2002-2003 — 2 copies
AIC 2003-2004 — 1 copy
AIC 2004-2005 — 1 copy
11/20/2019
Here is info on Bro. Comer’s services. Let’s continue praying for Sis. Comer and their family!
Obituary for Reverend James Vern Comer at Owens Livingston Mortuary- White Mountain Chapel On December 2, 1950 James Jim Vern Comer was born to Forrest Eugene Comer and Ruby Marie Comer and was welcomed into the family by his sister, Ruby Jean Comer Parrill and brother, Larry Lee Comer. Eleven months later his brother Timothy Paul Comer joined the family. Fifteen years after
10/22/2019
Alumni, we would love to see you at Homecoming this upcoming month. We have a lot planned and look forward to celebrating with you the existence of our college! You can register today at www.aicag.edu and select the Homecoming link.