Northwest Indian College has acquired a Legoe Bay property on Lummi Island to serve as an educational center supporting teaching, learning, research and community gatherings. Located adjacent to the original site of the Lummi Indian School […]
The Office of the President is pleased to announce that Julia Orloff has been promoted to Associate Dean of Two-Year Programs. She will begin in her new role Monday, Aug. 24, 2026. Julia (Sugpiaq […]
The Office of the President is pleased to announce that Justin Aceveda has transitioned to the role of Registrar, effective Monday, July 27, 2026. Justin previously served as Northwest Indian College’s […]
The Office of the President is proud to announce that Sarah McMenamin will move into the Director of Institutional Effectiveness role in July 2026. In her new role, formerly held […]
Earlier this year, NWIC and guests gathered at the Lummi Library entrance to celebrate the installation of Lummi Artist Jason LaClair’s first metal working project. Through the generosity of Barbara […]
This summer the Salish Sea Research Center hosted 16 Indigenous undergrads for a paid internship, marking its eighth year of the program.Students had the opportunity to work in the lab […]
Photo by the Karrer FamilyThis summer, Northwest Indian College’s Canoe Family participated in the annual Tribal Canoe Journey, hosted this year by the The Lower Elwha […]
Interim President Dr. Lexie Tom visited the Washington state Capitol to witness Gov. Bob Ferguson sign HB 1540 into law, which expands the Students Experiencing Homelessness and Foster Youth Program […]
Northwest Indian College congratulates Catherine Goble, the American Indian College Fund Student of the Year for NWIC! “On behalf of Northwest Indian College, we would like to congratulate Cate. Northwest […]
Northwest Indian College’s Delegation completed two days on Capitol Hill at the American Indian Higher Education Consortium Legislative Summit in Washington D.C. meeting with members of Congress to advocate for […]