How Executive Orders Could Impact Native Education

Columns & Opinion

February 21, 2025

By CHERYL CRAZY BULL COLLEGE FUND CEO & PRESIDENT

The new Republican Administration began by signing dozens of executive orders (EOs), with more signed every week. But what is an EO and how does it impact governance? And what is the potential impact on Native higher education and tribal colleges and universities (TCUs)?

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