During the 2026 CPN election, approval of Supreme Court Justices Jennifer Lamirand, Zane Anderson and Alan Holloway will be included on the ballot, as well as approval of Chief District Court Judge Gregory Quinlan and Associate District Judge 2 Stephen Barnes. Learn more about each appointee here.
Former students and the family of former students can attend a reunion hosted by the Chilocco National Alumni Association Thursday, May 28 through Saturday, May 30, at Citizen Potawatomi Nation’s North Reunion Hall.
Statistics show American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) populations are disproportionately impacted by violence compared to other communities. May 5 has been designated as the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous People to bring acknowledgment and understanding to this crisis.
The Hownikan is highlighting one of the final reflections from the most recent Mdamen class, a poem by Zach Wall.
Two Citizen Potawatomi Nation tribal members are excelling in the fastest-growing sport in America – girls wrestling. Meet Carli Sisco and Vivian Hayes.
The April 2026 Language Update features information about this summer’s immersion courses, as well as vocabulary for getting to know someone and talking about the weather.
CPN continues to expand as multiple construction projects move forward, bringing new opportunities to the community.
Alexandria Wright, a CPN tribal member, has been named a 2025 International Association of Venue Managers (IAVM) 30|UNDER|30 award recipient.
Alex Samples, a member of the Slavin family, found a link online encouraging athletes to try to join Team USA in the Olympics, and now he’s training to qualify in the sport of skeleton.
CPN’s Cultural Heritage Center is the recipient of the Institute of Museum and Library Services 2025 National Medal for Museum and Library Service.