Yes, I’m still a student — and I have accepted that I will be a lifelong learner.

A recent graduate of Kamehameha High School on the Hawaiian island of Oahu, Nalani Miller is poised to start college at the University of Rochester with a dream of becoming a biologist and finding a cure for cancer.

Cedric Mannie grew up in a small rural community called Kinlichee on the Navajo Reservation.

The first Native American to complete a doctoral engineering degree at Cornell University, Dr. Grace Bulltail is as committed to building bridges between students and potential mentors as she is to promoting education.

Kaella-Marie Earle can’t remember a time she wasn’t interested in engineering.

In Oak Springs, Ariz., in the Carrizo Mountains, there’s a spectacular view in every direction. Onri Jay Benally, Navajo, calls Oak Springs home.

Good job! The boss has asked you to go on a business trip, which is both exciting and a little nerve-wracking. Focus on impressing, not stressing, with these five pro travel tips.

Go beyond the campus tour and get a taste of university life

The American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) began in 1977 with a vision for the next seven generations of Native people to be successful, respected, influential, and contributing members of our vast and ever-changing global community. The success of Native people is not solely represented by one organization, group, or society, but through the support of each other, we see that success.

The time could be now