College Fund Newsroom
Find press releases, College Fund student stories, and essential information centered around our work and Native higher education.
As the largest charity supporting Native higher education for over 35 years, the American Indian College Fund believes that Education is the Answer. We provide scholarships, resources, and programs to help Native students thrive, graduate, and lead their communities into a brighter future.
Press Releases
Proposed Federal Budget Would Eliminate All Dedicated Tribal College and University Funding, Could Shutter All Institutions in One Year
Proposed Federal Budget Would Eliminate All Dedicated Tribal College and University Funding, Could Shutter All Institutions in One Year April 28, 2026, Denver, Colo.-- The 34 accredited tribal colleges and universities (TCUs) serving Native American students across...
College Fund and TCUs In the News
Media coverage of the American Indian College Fund — stories featuring our work, our scholars, and the tribal colleges and universities we support.
Federal budget could shutter America’s Tribal Colleges and Universities
May 14, 2026
New computer science in art degree brings worlds together at Santa Fe’s IAIA
April 13, 2026
Tribal Colleges Brace for Disruption as Oversight Shifts to Interior Department
Dec 4, 2025
Why We Must Fully Fund Tribal Colleges and Universities
Sep 11, 2025
Campaigns and Advertising
Our latest public awareness and advocacy campaigns centered on Native scholars and tribal communities. The American Indian College Fund accepts donations of advertising time and space; please direct advertising inquiries to (303) 426-8900.
Indigenous Everyday
2025-Present
Defy the Storm
2025
Move Aside
2023
Reports
Reports highlighting the impact the American Indian College Fund and Tribal Colleges and Universities have on students and tribal communities.
Annual Report
2024-2025
Audited Financial Report
2024-2025
Native Pathways
2025
Student Biographies
Stories from our students about their unique journeys through higher education and the ways they’re shaping their futures and Tribal Nations.
Sam (Cherokee)
Princeton University
Deanna (Navajo)
Haskell Indian Nations University
Amanda (Lower Brule Sioux)
Sinte Gleska University
150,600
scholars served since 1989
$208
million of scholarship support since 1989
$13
million of non-scholarship support (internships and other programs)
6,900
scholarships awarded in 2024-25
$22.2
million in scholarships for 2024-25
2,500
first year scholars in 2024-25
34
Tribal Colleges and Universities Supported
Press Kit
Annual Report
2024-2025
Impact Report
2024-2025
FAQs
2026
Financials
2013-2026
Leadership Bios
2026
Logos
2026
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