Gadugi Scholars

Here is an important article from The Guardian about the history of voter suppression in Native American communities. It's an often-ove...

 Thank you to everyone who attended last night's opening session of our How Diverse is Your Diversity series! A very special thank you t...

Please join us for our opening session of this important speaker series! To attend RSVP to bryantja@appstate.edu. Hope to see you there!  

  Today is Elder's Day on the Qualla Boundary. By act of Tribal Council, a day set aside for honoring the wisdom and lived experience of...

The Gadugi Partnership is a proud co-signatory to the statement from ASU's Student Government Association regarding Black Lives Matter ...

To all my Cherokee family, friends, colleagues and, most importantly, students—thank you for everything! Today was my last day teaching at...

November 1st kicks off Native American History Month, so make sure you celebrate and educate! The month was established on August 3, 1990, ...

Please don't forget this Saturday's special ceremony on our campus celebrating the opening of our Cherokee garden!

This week we had the opportunity to visit with our friends in the Coharie tribe! Hoping we can spread the spirit of Gadugi across the state,...

Gadugi Scholars with Coharie elders and leadership

Gadugi Scholars were thrilled to partner with our dear friends at the Dora Reed Childcare Center to help celebrate Easter! Thanks to the fac...

Hope you will join us!

We had an amazing week working at the Dora Reed Head Start and the Ernestine Walkingstick Shelter! Thank you to everyone who shared such kin...

These amazing people helped make our time in Cherokee memorable! S'gi to you all! The Unsinkable Nellie Littlejohn! The frybr...

The Gadugi Scholars Program and the Native American Student Association are pleased to sponsor our fourth annual American Indian Film Serie...