The Carolina Indian Circle will be hosting their 33rd Annual Powwow on UNC-Chapel Hill’s Campus on February 29, 2020. There you will be able to experience American Indian culture and traditions first hand. You will be able to witness dancing … Read more
The UNC American Indian Center offers two monetary, scholastic awards for students that have demonstrated an interest in serving the North Carolina American Indian population. These awards are the Carolina Native Service Scholars Award and The Faith Danielle Hedgepeth Scholarship … Read more
Native student, Rachel Wilbur is achieving new personal heights and expanding the breadth of research being done to the impact physical health and wellbeing of Indigenous Peoples that has been caused by historical trauma. The Initiative for Minority Excellence (IME) … Read more
American Indian Heritage Month is just one of the many occasions when the UNC American Indian Center seeks to honor and bring awareness to the success of American Indian students at Carolina. There are two student groups that are focused … Read more
Ashton Martin, a senior at UNC from Roxboro, NC, and a member of the Sappony Tribe, has made a significant mark upon UNC’s campus with her role as Student Body President. She has been involved in student government since her … Read more
The UNC American Indian Center is pleased to share with you a calendar of events for November in celebration of American Indian Heritage Month! The month-long celebration will include lectures, cultural activities and discussions, film viewings and more, both on and … Read more
Senior UNC student and member of the Lumbee Tribe, Maya Carter, is known for capturing special moments of the Native Tar Heel family through photography. She is currently majoring in Psychology and English & Comparative Literature with a special concentration … Read more
The 2019 Carolina Horizons application is NOW available. The deadline for students to apply has been extended to April 16th, 2019. This program will be held June 12-15, 2019. The application can be found on the American Indian Center’s website … Read more
The UNC American Indian Center is pleased to share our Request for Proposals for the 2019-2020 iteration of the Healthy Native North Carolinians Network (HNNC)! HNNC seeks to support health and wellness within NC’s American Indian … Read more
The UNC American Indian Center is excited to announce our move to a brand new location on the edge of campus! We are located at 205 Wilson Street, across from Carolina Campus Community Garden. Come visit our beautiful and … Read more
