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New research from Kimberly Todd, Research Manager at ANC's Buffalo Research and Education Center, is shedding light on what helps reintroduced swift foxes survive and thrive on the prairie. In a recent article, journalist Bowman Leigh explores Kimberly Todd's study on how personality traits and stress responses influence swift fox survival after relocation to the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation. The research is helping scientists better understand the factors that contribute

In the third episode of Weaving Our Words, Wozek guides listeners through the foundations of creating a lesson plan in the Aaniiih language. Wozek walks listeners step-by-step through how to create a lesson plan and how to practice in preparation for you class. Please note: A future episode will focus on personal introductions in Nakoda. Listen Below or watch on Youtube

This July, ANC is launching a new week-long course focused on science storytelling with an emphasis in journalistic writing, photography, and documentary filmmaking. The NSF funded pilot course - Introduction to Science Communication will take place July 20–24 at ANC and is open to students attending Tribal colleges across the state. During the course, students will learn how to tell compelling STEM stories through writing, visual storytelling and video production while worki

The second episode of Weaving Our Words is now available! In the lastest episode of Weaving our Words, Wozek guides listeners through the foundations of personal introductions in the Aaniiih language. With a clear, step-by-step approach, she walks through how to introduce yourself, your Tribe, and where you come from. Please note: A future episode will focus on personal introductions in Nakoda. Listen below or watch on Youtube

ANC is proud to introduce a four-year Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems (CIS), an accredited program designed to support students pursuing careers in technology and information systems. Recently approved by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, the program marks an important step forward in expanding STEM opportunities at the College. Students enrolling in the program can expect a strong foundation in computer information systems, paired wit

In a recently published post for the American Indian College Fund blog, Wozek Chandler reflects on her life experiences and what it means to take on leadership roles within the community. Wozek's writing is powerful, eloquent and deeply personal. Check out the post below to learn more about how she's navigating self-doubt, loss and responsibility while continuing her amazing work at ANC Great job, Wozek! This piece was originally published on the American Indian College Fund

We’re excited to announce that Weaving Our Words Podcast is now live! Written and Hosted by our very own Wozek Chandler. Weaving Our Words is centered on learning, teaching, and preserving the Aaniiih and Nakoda languages. Through conversational episodes, guided language lessons, and short practical episodes—like how to create a lesson plan—the podcast supports learners, educators, and community members at every stage of their language journey. Please note: The first 3 episo

At Aaniiih Nakoda College, nursing students are gaining hands-on experience through strong community partnerships that bring learning beyond the classroom. Since Fall 2025, a partnership with Northeast Montana Co-Operative STAT Air has provided in-flight observational experiences focused on critical care and trauma. Guided by professionals like Michelle Ozark and Kaye Brown, students like nurse Gregory “Cameron” Werk, gain valuable insight into high-acuity transport nursing.

KGVA has received a $200,000 grant from the Public Media Bridge Fund to help offset recent federal funding cuts. The support will allow the station to continue serving Fort Belknap and surrounding areas through 2027. Read more (or listen to) this MTPR story: https://www.mtpr.org/montana-news/2025-12-26/after-loss-of-federal-dollars-two-montana-radio-stations-awarded-grants-to-stay-open

The Aaniiih Nakoda College community is celebrating the retirement of someone who has been here through just about everything : Harold Heppner. His last day is December 31, and while everyone is thrilled for him, campus won’t feel quite the same without his humor, stories, and ability to fix any technical issue we encounter. Long before computers, servers, and networks were part of daily life, Harold worked on drill rigs until he was 27. This physically demanding work eventua

This piece was originally published on https://www.aacrao.org and was written by Scott Friskics As one of 35 tribal colleges and universities in the United States, the core of Aaniiih Nakoda College ’s mission is to “maintain and revitalize the Indigenous lifeways” of the people we serve: the Aaniinen (White Clay People or Gros Ventre) and Nakoda (Assiniboine) nations of the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation in northcentral Montana. This central element of our mission guides

www.ancollege.edu/nursing Aaniiih Nakoda College Nursing Program will be starting another nursing cohort next fall. Anyone who is interested in following their passion for working in the nursing field this is a great opportunity to work as a qualified Registered Nurse in 2 years. ANC Nursing program believes in the philosophy of “growing our own” not to compete with other nursing programs but to fill in the gaps in the shortage of qualified nurses in our local area. Since t

Honoring Tradition Through Community: Aaniiih Nakoda College Buffalo Feeds In recent months, Aaniiih Nakoda College has brought students, staff, and community members together through one of the most meaningful traditions on campus — the buffalo feed. These gatherings are more than meals; they are acts of cultural continuity, community learning, and shared celebration. Each feed begins long before the first plate is served. Under the guidance of Al Kulbeck, owner of Walking S

We are pleased to announce that Aaniiih Nakoda College (ANC) has been awarded a grant through the Administration for Native Americans...