Lakota Well-Being Project

12/27/2025

HAPPENING TODAY @ 1:00pm - 6:00pm‼️‼️‼️

12/24/2025

Make your mental health a priority during the holidays. Between your normal activities, holiday activities, and family get togethers, it can be too much. Do what you can, learn to say no, be kind to yourself, and reach out if you need support. Remember, it’s ok not to feel festive all the time. 🎄

12/23/2025

12/18/2025

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❄️🎉 Congratulations to Our Fall 2025 Honors Students! 🎉❄️

Sitting Bull College proudly celebrates the students who earned a place on the Fall 2025 Honors List. Your dedication, perseverance, and commitment to academic excellence truly inspire our campus community!

We are honored to recognize your hard work and proud of all that you have accomplished. Keep striving, keep learning, and keep leading, you are shaping a bright future for yourselves and for our community!

Congratulations on your outstanding achievements!

***Reminder:
Undergraduate students must have passed 12 or more credits and not received a D or F as a final grade. Graduate students must have passed 6 or more credits and not received a D or F as a final grade.
Students who were undergraduate or graduate students and made the honor roll but opted out on sharing their name via the FERPA and/or Media Release Policies were not included in this published document.

12/17/2025

12/15/2025

12/15/2025

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Today we remember Tȟatȟáŋka Íyotake (Sitting Bull) who was killed on this day in 1890. He gave his life defending our rights and way of life. Let’s honor him today and always by building up our youth and ensuring a brighter future for our people.
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12/04/2025

The Pleiades constellation shines brightly in the night sky, holding deep cultural significance for the Arapaho people. More than just stars, these clustered lights tell stories of heritage, connection, and the nature that have guided generations.

For the Arapaho, the Pleiades aren't just distant points of light—they're a celestial compass woven into their traditions, marking seasons and linking the heavens to the Earth in timeless stories. The story of the six brothers and their sister who illuminate the night sky called beenoku3i’ in hinono’eitiit.

This evening and tomorrow evening would be a great viewing of the constellation, according to Inez HIgler, anthropologist (1891-1977).
Day ends: appearance of Pleiades
Midnight: Pleiades overhead
Morning about to begin: Pleiades close to the mountains in the west.

The full version of this story, in Arapaho, was recorded by Salzmann in his publications of 1956. See also Dorsey and Kroeber #82.

12/03/2025

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