by VERONICA A. CLARK The Woman in White haunts riverbeds, The Man in the Hat haunts bedrooms, and a handsome, hooved stranger haunts dancehalls. And the question often arises: are these ghostly encounters fact or fiction?Read More
by VERONICA A. CLARK The controversial Keystone XL pipeline was vetoed by President Obama on Nov. 6. Protests likely influenced President Obama’s decision, according to Bineshi Albert, board member of the Indigenous Environmental Network and Indigenous liberal studies major at IAIA.Read More
by VERONICA A. CLARK As an off-campus student without a car, I know that transportation can be an issue for IAIA students. Taking the Santa Fe Trails city bus home, which involves transferring at the mall, can take over two hours. To drive home would only take about fifteen minutes.Read More
by VERONICA A. CLARK For the past twenty years, Stephen Graham Jones, Blackfeet, has been turning out stories in multiple genres. Jones has now authored over 220 stories, fifteen novels, and six story collections.Read More
by VERONICA A. CLARK IAIA’s first Food Day held in late October was a success, according to Guido Lambelet, general manager of Bon Appetit and JoAnn Bishop, fitness and wellness director.Read More
by VERONICA A. CLARK Halloween is just around the corner and after all the stress from midterms, it’ll be nice to wind down and make some treats. Here are some recipes for Halloween snacks that I found:Read More
by VERONICA A. CLARK In a recent IAIA CHRONICLE survey of students, 96 percent of 58 respondents said there should be food available on campus when the Bon Appetit café is closed. “Considering how isolated the campus is,” one student commented, “alternative options should be available.”Read More
