The American Indian Studies Program at The Ohio State University is very pleased to announce that the Newark Earthworks Center has received a State of Ohio Senate President Letter of Commendation for receiving a 2016 Scenic Ohio Award. Under the leadership of Marti Chaatsmith, the Cent
The Ohio State University at Newark Assistant Professor of Comparative Studies John Low is this year’s recipient of the President’s & Dean/Director’s Diversity Award at Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) and Ohio State Newark.
![image of a line-drawn group of men standing in front of a field, with the words "Brethren by Nature" beneath](https://americanindianstudies.osu.edu/sites/americanindianstudies.osu.edu/files/styles/news_thumb/public/newell%20bretheren%20by%20nature.jpg?itok=my8L2gf3 "image of a line-drawn group of men standing in front of a field, with the words "Brethren by Nature" beneath")
Prof. Newell's new book Brethren by Nature: New England Indians, Colonist, and the Origins of American Slavery (Cornell University Press, 2015), explores the enslavement of Indians by the English Colonists in New England.
Professor Christine Ballengee-Morris, Professor Daniel Rivers, and PhD Candidate Krista Benson spoke on a Teaching Indigeneity panel hosted by the Department of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies' Anti-Racism Committee.
Each year for the last 31 years, for the Women of Achievement award, the YWCA of Columbus has gathered over lunch to honor a select group of Columbus women who have made extraordinary contributions to their families, wo
