PULASKI – The Oneida language has a history of more than 500 years, but few people today can speak it, much less write it. But it's making a comeback in Pulaski schools thanks to the efforts and ...

ONEIDA - The Oneida Nation on Friday became the second tribe in Wisconsin to have state highway signs installed in its Native language. The Wisconsin Department of Transportation signs mark the Oneida ...

In upstate New York, the Oneida Indian Nation is investing profits from its thriving casino into preserving their traditional language. The tribe paid the commercial language school Berlitz to develop ...

GREEN BAY, Wis. — Rimton Doxtator told his wife about his service in World War II, but he never told her about using the Oneida language to help U.S. forces communicate through the airwaves during the ...

The Oneida Indian Nation announced recently it will release a new Oneida language-learning children’s book, “The Legend of How the Bear Lost His Tail,” based on the Haudenosaunee legend that has been ...

ONEIDA, Wis. (WBAY) - The Oneida Nation and Wisconsin Department of Transportation have unveiled new dual-language signs on state highways. “Oneida Language is the first language of our ancestors and ...

BROWN COUNTY, Wis. - The Oneida Nation and the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) unveiled Friday, Sept. 30 new dual-language signs for placement on state highways. The new signs signify ...

A University of Wisconsin-Green Bay professor and Oneida tribal elder have created a Web site to help try to save the Oneida language. For the last 1 1/2 years, professor Clifford Abbott and tribal ...

Maria Hinton remembers speaking Oneida as a child, using it during conversations in living rooms and corner stores across the reservation. Almost a century later, she is running out of people to talk ...

A student holds a stack of laminated cards, each with a picture of a household item. She works her way through the cards, identifying each picture... Dec 19, 2014 — A student holds a stack of ...