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March 2003 IAIA and New Zealand Begin Exchange Program Lottery Scholarship Possible for IAIA Ben Grignon, IAIA or CIA? Mission Washington DC The Politics of Poetry--A Commentary Jolene Nenibah Yazzie: Woman Warrior IAIA Faculty and Staff Art Show Creating Our Own Space, Student Lounge Native Circle Seeks to Improve Retention Protesting War--Santa Fe Style New Director of Library Program: Mari Russell March Editorial March Letters to the Editor March Student Pix March Art Gallery		April 2003 War Budget Forces IAIA to Face the Possibility of Rescission Terry Gomez: First BFA Graduate of IAIA's Creative Writing Program No Go for Lottery Success Scholarship Mari Russell Becomes New IAIA Director of Library Programs IAIA Student Jennifer Foerster Included at the Santa Fe Playhouse Mac Class: More Than Just Computers Tristan Ahtone: Speaking Up For The People IAIA Health Fair Brings Info To Students What Else Are You Trying To Sell Me? (Part 1) Native Eyes At IAIA Indian Necklace AIHEC Photos Letters To The Editor Editorial Student Pictures Student Art Gallery		May 2003 What Else Are You Trying To Sell Me? (Part 2) Former Miss IAIA Passes On Her Crown Four IAIA Students To Winter In New Zealand Who Participates In Ceremony? One Heart Three Voices A Position Of Honor: The Miss IAIA Pageant Re-mapping The Imagined Nations A Presentation of Graduating Students Work Class of 2003 Creative Writing Graduates After the Rains Came: Remembering Lori Piestewa A Poetry Sampler New Visual Communications Program Editorial May Student Pix May Student Art Gallery Letters to the Editor
2003 Chronicle Staff Profiles

March 2004 Ethnic Degeneration Terry Gomez Directs Ghost Dance Polaroid Indians Talking Circle: A Time and Place to Share Poet Sherwin Bitsui has a Compelling Voice Outkasts Grammy Performance Stirs Calls for Boycott		April 2004 Library use leads to better grades and better writing Art in the raw, an IAIA tradition Nancy Strickland named 2004 outstanding student of the year Be true to yourself, says poet Arthur Sze Students matter most Remembering Charlotte Arrows on the Prairie		May 2004 One Million New Native Voters Sought For 2004 Election Voting becomes less exclusive over time IAIA Student Voting Patterns Mirror Nationwide Native Voting Patterns Inuit breast milk contamination now prevalent Still no punishment for racial slurs at UNM campus Where the battle lies “Ghost Dance” Sweeps the Tony Nominations, Brings Glory To IAIA
2004 Chronicle Staff Profiles
March 2005 Ward Churchill Speaks From Ground Zero of Academic Freedom Students with Families Struggle at IAIA: No Daycare, No Family Housing 500 Missing Indigenous Canadian Women: They Don't Seem To Matter Chicano Classic, “Bless Me, Ultima” Banned in Colorado Native Women Suffer High Rates of Violence Invasion Of The Frybread Snatchers: Something Is Wrong In Native America “Constantine”: Not the HELLBLAZER I Was Hoping For On the Writings of Ward Churchill: “The Justice of Roosting Chickens” Political Ideology and Nay Sayers		April 2005 Budget Deficits Cause Closure and Layoffs at Two Native Colleges The Onondaga Nation Land Rights Suit Seeks Clean-up of Environmental Damage A View From the Inside of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge College Students Share Concerns For Friends That Binge Drink Lannan Foundation Grant Brings Writers to IAIA Lunch with Louise Erdrich The Navajo Emergence Story: Fact or Myth?		May 2005 Juarez Is The Most Dangerous Place for Women IAIA Film Students Shoot Back Road Pizza Commercial IAIA Approves Changes to Drug and Alcohol Policy IAIA Campus Seeks To Be Self-Sustainable Blackfire Brings IAIA Students to Their Feet Discrimination Against Gays & Lesbians Brings Speaker to Campus “INTO THE WEST” BLOG Taking a Closer Look at the band, Unofficial It’s Easy Being Green

2005 Chronicle Staff Profiles
March 2006 . Apply Yourself, It Pays Off Third Generation IAIA Student Leaves His Mark Navajo Nation is in Grip of Meth Addiction Domestic Spying Takes Away Our Freedom IAIA Names Manuelito-Kerkvliet New President		April 2006 Students Feel 'Un-Secure' Debates Abound Over New Design of a New Civic Center Tribal Colleges Look for Ways to Retain Students		May 2006 Roommate Agreement Pilot Program Jimmy Santiago Baca Visits IAIA From Hollywood to TamaleWood IAIA's Poetry Guru Sze Moves On Alexie Opens His Magic Bag of Words at IAIA

November 2006 . NDN Writers Club Seeks to Expand Its Base Healing Through the Lens Hip-Hop Dancing and Pow-Wows Collide		March 2007 Louis W. Ballard Lived in Song Domestic Violence: A Problem Facing America IAIA Artist Unveils Falsities of Media Through Photography Students Want To Know About the Presidential Search Process You're Not the Only One IAIA on the Move to AIHEC IAIA Television/Film Workshop Leaps In The Right Direction		April 2007 The Urban Indian Health Program: What’s It Gonna Be? Thousands Attend Brooklyn “Dinner Party” Opening Linda Piper-Price Breathes Soul Into Shakespeare’s Plays Tiokasin Ghosthorse Reaches New Yorkers With Indigenous World Views Larry Desjarlais Has Worn Many Hats at IAIA Linda Hogan Giving A New IAIA Email Accounts — Are You Using Yours? The Way We Were Alumnus John Gritts Recalls His IAIA Experience

2007 Chronicle Staff Profiles