Michigan State University is hosting a celebration of Indigenous culture through a series of events. The festivities started with a welcome event at the Multicultural Center, featuring food, live music, and traditional prayers. The aim is to honor traditions and culture for current students and newcomers alike.
Indigenous leaders and University representatives shared resources available to Indigenous students. Devon Kuwanquaftewa, an advocate at the Multicultural Center, emphasized how cultural practices played a significant role in his success at MSU.
Upcoming activities include building a birch bark canoe, a tradition in Indigenous communities, taking place over four days at the Multicultural Center. The event aims to engage Spartans and the local community from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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