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	What Killers of The Flower Moon Doesn’t Show About Osage Nation’s Legacy	October 23, 2023
	Congratulations to AIS Chair and Professor, Dr. Christopher B. Teuton on His New Book	March 22, 2023
	Couldn't Be Prouder - AIS's First Departmental Honors Graduate	April 7, 2022
	Lushootseed Thriving at AIS - Tami Hohn Hired as Permanent Full-Time Southern Lushootseed Instructor	June 28, 2021