Native Americans are underrepresented in higher education; and, while considerable research examines student persistence, the role of academic libraries their experiences has received little attention. This study proposes to investigate American undergraduate students’ library experiences, needs, and perceptions. Qualitative interviews explored perspectives on services, space, culture. Findings...

Abstract Native American authors in the first half of nineteenth century—the dawn Anthropocene some accounts—were witness to rapid expansion settler-colonialism powered by new ideologies energy and fueled fossil capitalism. These authors, though, resisted extractive metaphors for fuel, offering more organic intimate visions instead. Using humanities theories developed Warren Cariou (Métis) Bob ...