Re:discovery Software, Inc.

Re:discovery Software, Inc. Museum & Archival Collections Management Solutions including the ability to share your collections with the public.

Re:discovery Software's museum and archival collections management software documents and maintains object and digitally-based collections. With the internet component, institutions share their collections with the public. For twenty five years Re:discovery's team of software engineers and museum professionals has stayed at the forefront of technology & collections management industry standards.

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10/08/2026

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The Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) is pleased to announce that IAIA alum and MFA in Creative Writing faculty mentor Layli Long Soldier (Oglala Lakota) ’09 has been named a 2026 MacArthur Fellow. The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation announced the 2026 class of Fellows on Tuesday, September 29, recognizing individuals across a range of fields for their exceptional creativity and promise for continued contributions through their work.

The MacArthur Fellowship is an unrestricted $800,000 award provided over five years, allowing recipients the freedom to pursue their creative, intellectual, and professional work without specific requirements or reporting obligations.

Long Soldier is a poet and artist whose work examines the possibilities and consequences of language, particularly its relationship to Native American histories, identity, kinship, and community. Through experimental poetic forms, visual composition, and other media, her work considers how language can obscure history while also creating possibilities for connection, understanding, and transformation.

“We are deeply proud of Layli and this remarkable recognition of her work. Her writing reminds us of the power of language to carry history, kinship, memory, and responsibility while creating new ways of seeing and understanding one another. As an IAIA alum and a mentor in our MFA in Creative Writing program, Layli continues to share her knowledge and experience with emerging writers, and we are honored to share in this moment with her,” said IAIA President Dr. Shelly C. Lowe (Navajo).

Read more on our website at https://iaia.edu/iaia-alum-layli-long-soldier-named-a-2026-macarthur-fellow/

Photograph by Ben Calabaza, courtesy of Layli Long Soldier.

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Hear ye, hear ye! We have a Fat Bear Week winner!

This year’s Lord of Lard, Earl of Girth and Commander in Beef is... Bear 89 also known as Backpack!

Thanks to everyone who participated in Fat Bear Week 2026. What a great way to bring a-bear-ness to the incredible brown bears of Katmai National Park & Preserve. The contest gives us all a chance to learn about their lives and celebrate the wild places they call home.

Until next year, stay hefty.

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09/24/2026

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From the Archives 📦 Laura Luckey seated at the controls of a Curtiss seaplane on the shores of Lake Ontario, circa 1913 - 1915. Laura's husband, Willian S. Luckey, was an acclaimed Curtiss Flying Team pilot best known as the winner of The New York Times Aerial Derby around Manhattan Island on October 13, 1913. The handwriting on the postcard reads: "This picture is taken at Ontario Beach, Rochester N.Y. Laura Luckey."

Image Credit: The William S. Luckey Aviation Collection/The Museum of Flight

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