MISSOULA – Discussing their graphic novel, “Thunderous,” University of Montana alumni and authors Mandy Smoker Broaddus and Natalie Peeterse often share
MISSOULA – Discussing their graphic novel, “Thunderous,” University of Montana alumni and authors Mandy Smoker Broaddus and Natalie Peeterse often share
Two close friends and award-winning Montana poets wrote a young-adult graphic novel, “Thunderous,” that was recently recognized at the National Book Festival.
USC Lancaster's Native American Studies is hosting its 17th Annual Native American Studies Celebration, “Native American Popular Culture,” held on selected dates beginning Tuesday, Nov. 1 and concluding on Wednesday, Nov. 16.<br/><br/>Programming held throughout the month celebrates Native Americans in popular culture, with talks about Indigenous representation in contemporary dance, video games, television, music, and more. Speakers include Dance Education Specialist Jessica Moore of Columbia College; Chesley “Chez” Oxendine of Tribal Business News; Mato Standing High, Barth Chief Eagle Robinson, and Bert Hesse of Wonderlore Studios; Vincent Schilling, journalist, public speaker, and editor of Native Viewpoint; and Sandra Schulman, author, curator, and filmmaker. Programming also includes an artist talk and traditional social song and dance demo by Marcus Dunn, an artist talk and painting demo by Tom Farris, and a Q&A by “Prey” lead artist Brent Le