NCSU Native American Student Affairs

What are you doing this weekend? How about sharing your Saturday with NC State at our 25th Annual Powwow? All are welcome to attend. The event is free for NC State students, $4 for adults and $2 for children.

The powwow is indoors (Carmichael Gym) and packed full of interesting ways to learn more about Native American culture while having a genuinely good time.

Please go to our website (https://sites.google.com/a/ncsu.edu/ncsupowwow/home) to learn more.

NC State Pow-Wow

General Move-In begins tomorrow and 2 days until we kick off the year with Native American/Indigenous Symposium!

Congratulations to Karli, AISES President 2014-15
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Good Luck to all our Native students for finals this week. And to our graduating seniors, you have 12 days til the BIG DAY!

Members of the Hummingbird Stickball Team from the Eastern Band of Cherokee Nation

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