Celebrating Native American Heritage Month at USC
The war chief who became a peace chief
The Center for International and Public Affairs now bears the name of the late Native American historian and renowned chief of the Apsáalooke (Crow) Nation, who earned his master’s degree at USC.
“I live in two worlds: the Indian world and the white world. There is a middle line that joins those two worlds together. … I walk that line and take what’s good from both.”
Dr. Joseph Medicine Crow
Native American Heritage Month Event at USC
Visit the Native American Heritage Month Event Calendar for events happening around USC.
Native American Heritage Month Spotify Playlist
A playlist curated by USC’s Native American Student Assembly to celebrate Native American Heritage Month.
USC News Stories
More than 175 people attend USC’s celebration of Native American Heritage Month.
Outlawing controlled burns didn't work. As demand for prescribed fire increases across California, experts explore traditional and modern methods for building wildfire resilience in a burning world.
New USC research exploring the pandemic experiences of the Navajo Nation and the Klamath Tribes underscores the need for the U.S. to honor tribal water rights that have been legally recognized — but never delivered on — for over a century.
Social work doctoral candidate Erika Salinas keeps the connection to her Native community at the forefront of her work. As National Native American Heritage Month continues through Wednesday.
Buu Van Nygren earned an EdD in organizational change and leadership from USC Rossier in 2021.
The president honors the Native American author, historian and war hero, whose legacy of fostering connections among cultures aligns with the purpose of the Center for International and Public Affairs.
More Than Words: Lina Brixley Uses AI to Preserve the Choctaw Language
USC Viterbi School of Engineering P.h. D. candidate shares how she celebrates her heritage by using #ArtificialIntelligence to keep the indigenous Choctaw nation language alive.
Voices Across Campus
Celebrate a the Native American American tradition of beadwork
Beadwork is an art form that’s existed for centuries and is important to Native American history and culture.
Native American Heritage Month — Celebrating Indigenous joy
November is Native American Heritage Month, with a variety of events and celebrations planned across campus.
Native American Heritage Month Kickoff
Watch the Native American Heritage Month Kickoff celebration held by USC.
Mass Violence and Its Lasting Impact on Indigenous Peoples
Watch the videos from the conference hosted by USC Dornsife Center for Advanced Genocide Research.
Tribal Sovereignty Run at USC
Watch as the National Congress of American Indians’ Sovereignty Run from Oklahoma to Sacramento stopped for a lap around USC Felix Field.
USC celebrates Indigenous People’s Day
Students share their thoughts about the evolution of the holiday and its origins as a day of celebration for Christopher Columbus.
Get Involved
Native American Student Assembly
USC’s home for Native American Students, an assembly of USC Undergraduate Student Government. #AskANative!
Native American & Pasifika Lounge
Visit Student Union Room 405, a culturally-affirming lounge for Native American and Pasifika students.
Explore Native American & Indigenous Studies
Browse through books, articles, images and more related to Native American history from USC Libraries.
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with USC
- Use the USC Native American Heritage Month digital graphics
- Add your events to the USC Event Calendar. Use the tag NHM to be included in the calendar channel
- Join USC’s Native American Heritage Month programming committee. Contact Maria Romero-Morales, assistant chief diversity officer, at mromerom@adm.usc.edu