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Indigenous peoples: Not your mascot

Jade Araujo
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Nov. 11, 2020
The Grind
SAIO's annual Red and Green Dinner in 2018 hosted by the NACC. (Courtesy of Shayna Rose Naranjo)

The 50th year of Stanford’s Native community

Brentley Sandlin, Shayna Naranjo and Zandreas Benitez
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Oct. 20, 2020
News
"To heal as a society and campus, we must dedicate ourselves to lifting those voices and the voices of the diverse intersectional folks and communities all around us," said Caelin Marum '21. Marum presented the University with a Pendleton blanket on behalf of SAIO at the renaming ceremony for Jane Stanford Way.

Community celebrates renaming of Serra Mall to Jane Stanford Way

Clara Kieschnick
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Nov. 14, 2019
Speakers & Events
Members of the Native American community and their allies take part in the Indigenous Peoples' Day vigil at White Plaza, watching student performances and hearing their stories. (Photo: Patricia Wei/The Stanford Daily)

SAIO celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Day, 50th anniversary of Alcatraz occupation

Patricia Wei
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Oct. 16, 2019
Photo: KAREN KUROSAWA/The Stanford Daily

Serra residents to help rename dorm; Native community responds

Karen Kurosawa
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Oct. 26, 2018
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Indigenous Peoples’ Day Vigil explores heritage, historical pain

Karen Kurosawa
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Oct. 9, 2018
Julia Ingram / The Stanford Daily

Native community honors University decision to rename Serra House, Serra Mall

Julia Ingram
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Oct. 1, 2018
Community centers--which many students view as key to exploring and discussing their identities-- have long struggled with access to funding on campus. (CLAIRE WANG/The Stanford Daily)

Community centers: a long struggle for resources

Felicia Hou
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April 9, 2018
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Oh no, FoHo: A critique of Stanford’s newest publication

From the Community
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Jan. 7, 2015
Instead of producing "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson," At The Fountain Theatricals produced "Did We Offend You?", a cabaret intended to inspire conversation about the line between appropriate theater content and content that is over the line. (Courtesy of Chris Sackes/At The Fountain Theatricals)

‘Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson’ canceled after concerns by Native American community

Katie Zingheim
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Nov. 21, 2014
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ASSU Senate convenes to address SAFE Reform concerns

Peter Samuel Moon
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April 9, 2014
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SOCC endorsement season kicks off

The Daily News Staff
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Feb. 24, 2012
Multimedia
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Powwow on the Farm, part 1

The Daily Photo Staff
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May 9, 2011
The Stanford Daily

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