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The six residence halls that make up Unit 1 are a familiar sight, but what students seem less familiar with is the Native American Theme Program, or NATP, that calls Unit 1 Slottman its home.
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She was first admitted to UC Berkeley on a scholarship from the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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A little more than 100 years ago this week, a Native American man from the Yahi tribe — believed at the time to be extinct — walked into Oroville from the foothills of Mount Lassen. He was believed to be the last Yahi man in existence because of the Three Knolls Massacre in 1866,
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At the first joint meeting between the Native American Theme Program and the Afro House cooperative, writer and filmmaker Gyasi Ross led more than two dozen students in a discussion about shared history between cultures and strategies to respond to injustice.
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