Acclaimed First Nations author Richard Van Camp (Tlicho Dene) from Fort Smith, Northwest Territories in Canada will serve as guest editor for the 2024 edition of TCJ Student.
The winning students and those earning honorable mention will be published in the 2023 edition of TCJ Student and/or online at TCJStudent.org.
A citizen of the Cherokee Nation and a professor at the Institute of American Indian Arts, Ford’s celebrated novel Crooked Hallelujah has taken the literary world by storm.
Despite the pandemic, there was a near record turnout this year. The winning students and those earning honorable mention will be published in the 2022 edition of TCJ Student and/or online at TCJStudent.org.
An enrolled member of the Sisseton Wahpeton Dakota Oyate, a citizen of the Cherokee Nation, and the poet laureate of Minnesota, Dr. Westerman’s poems, essays, and short stories appear in numerous publications.
Tribal College Journal has announced the winners of its 2017 TCJ Student creative writing contest. This year, the contest brought in scores of entries from tribal college and university (TCU) students from around Indian Country. Author and poet Santee Frazier …
Tribal College Journal has announced the winners of its 2016 TCJ Student art and film contests. Kūākea Yasak of the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) won the journal’s cover art contest with his drawing “Wahine.” Clinton Desiderio of Navajo …
Tribal College Journal has announced the winners of its 2016 TCJ Student creative writing contest. This year, the contest brought in scores of entries from tribal college and university (TCU) students from around Indian Country. Acclaimed author and poet Joan …
Tribal College Journal (TCJ) announced the winners of its annual TCJ Student creative writing, art, and film contest today. This year the publication had a strong pool of entries in all categories, making the contest especially competitive. The journal’s staff …
The Tribal College Journal (TCJ) is pleased to announce the winners of its annual creative student writing contest. This year we had a strong pool of entries in all categories, making our decision difficult. We thank all those who submitted …
