Winter Break

  Nation building and myth building go hand-in-hand. Through research completed during a NEH Institute: “Toward a People’s History of Landscape,” this session focuses on place-based narratives of Black and Indigenous residents of Washington, DC, overridden and hidden by the grandeur of marble monuments. Washington, DC, serves as a model study of the lasting impact […]

  Looking at movement, migration, and material practices, Dr. Hunter looks at how groups made places of belonging and crafted opportunities for new relationships. Her work is guided by the question: How do people make place and create rhythms of belonging in fragile spaces? The aesthetics of her work are guided by elements of place, […]

Heritage University will hold a Flag Raising Ceremony for the flags of the Yakama Nation, the United States of America and the state of Washington on November 2, 2022 at 8:30 a.m. near the main campus entrance. This event is part of the observance of Native American Heritage Month at Heritage University.