Students weigh in on the development of Puvungna, sacred land for indigenous people. This 22-acre parcel is located on CSULB and has been at the center of many disputes between Native American populations and the university.
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Native Americans speak out about Puvungna at ASI meeting
ASI directors and senators heard comments about the university using Puvungna as a dumping ground, despite its status as a National Registered Historic Place at CSULB.
A different kind of groundbreaking: dumping continues at Puvungna
While CSULB celebrated the groundbreaking of the Parkside North Dormitory, Native Americans protested the “desecration” of their land.
Native Americans ‘shocked’ to see construction vehicles on Puvungna
CSULB in talks to put 500 temporary parking spots on the 22-acre parcel.
ASI discusses parking expansion and finalizes plans for bike racks
Wednesday’s ASI Senate meeting tackled student concerns about parking and a mentioned possible parking lot expansion.
What we know so far about the Puvungna Study
One hundred pounds of California coastal flowers fill the sacred land’s space. Talks of potential ceremonial housing are ongoing.
Native Histories: California State University, Long Beach
This 10-minute podcast goes over the extensive history of American Indians at Long Beach State.
Getting personal about Puvungna
Looking at Isabel Avila’s art is like looking at a portal into the past. It is hard not to be mesmerized by the surreal photographs that are on display in the Gatov West gallery. The studio art masters student’s exhibition titled, “What Always Was” features photographs of scenery in the[Read More…]
49th Annual Pow Wow
American Indians from all over the state gathered at Long Beach State for the 49th annual Pow Wow held in the Central Quad where they sang and danced throughout the two-day event. Video by: Alex Apatiga Edited by: Paula Kiley
49th Annual Puvungna Pow Wow returns to LBSU
Years of American Indian tradition will be on full display at the 49th Annual California State University, Long Beach Pow Wow Saturday and Sunday at Puvungna. The LBSU Pow Wow is the largest spring celebration in Southern California and usually attracts an estimate of 6,000 people during the two-day event,[Read More…]