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Menu --> Subscribe The Magazine Donate Now Twitter Facebook Search Features Climate Public Lands Indigenous Affairs Water Immigration Photos Perspective Subscribe Donate Now The Magazine Jobs & Classifieds --> Jobs & Classifieds My Profile Log Out Twitter Facebook --> Stories Photo: Kalen Goodluck/High Country News Land-Grab Universities Robert Lee and Tristan Ahtone Expropriated Indigenous land is the foundation of the land-grant university system. High Country News , April 2020 issue Editor's Note Lost and found Tristan Ahtone This feature is the result of a comprehensive investigation, one that reveals how land taken from tribal nations was turned into seed money for higher education in the United States. Complete Issue The land-grant universities still profiting off Indigenous homelands Kalen Goodluck, Tristan Ahtone and Robert Lee There are at least 16 land-grant universities making money from the expropriated Indigenous lands they retained from the Morrill Act.

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