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KSUT went on the air June 14, 1976, one of the first eight tribal radio stations in the United States. KSUT had only a 10 watt signal that could be heard for about 20 miles, and broadcast only four hours a day. Lillian Seibel, KSUT’s first station manager, recalls: “People appreciated [KSUT] right from the beginning. It was exciting for them to hear native music.”

Fri Jun 18th, 2021

KSUT turns 45, celebrates with classic music

KSUT Presents is planning on the return of Party in the Park and the Four Corners Folk Festival this summer.

Fri Apr 23rd, 2021

KSUT Presents Announces the Return of Live Music This Summer; Four Corners Folk Festival

Cassidy Tahlo shows her mom Natalie Bravo which book she would like to get after they ate breakfast together during the Academy’s ‘Bagels and Books’ event on Wednesday, March 11.

Fri Mar 13th, 2020

Engaging students with longer uninterrupted work periods

Sunshine Cloud Smith Youth Advisory Council members Elijah Weaver, Lexy Young and Jazmin Carmenoros share ideas about the agenda and answer questions from Southern Ute Tribal Councilman Cedric Chavez about the election during the regular business meeting, Wednesday, Jan. 8 at Southern Ute Education.

Thu Jan 16th, 2020

Youth Council reorganizes, reflects and recruits

Southern Ute Indian Academy students, O’Hozhoni Larry and Wophe Plentyholes chase after each other in the SunUte Community Center gymnasium, pushing their scooters as fast as they will go.

Thu Dec 5th, 2019

From the Eagle’s Nest

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