Three Undergraduates Win National Scholarships
May 17, 2019
The awards recognize achievements in STEM and Tribal Public Policy.
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Native American Paths to Food Sovereignty and Sustainability
May 13, 2019A “Foodways” conference will combine panel discussions and locally-sourced meals.
Native American Students Prepare for 47th Annual Powwow
April 30, 2019“It’s a metaphor for indigenous identity,” says Skyler Kuczaboski ’21.
April Saw Great Strides in Call to Lead Campaign Achievements
April 23, 2019“We are grateful for every gift to The Call to Lead,” said President Philip J. Hanlon ’77.
Reaffirming Commitment to Indigenous Peoples, Creativity
April 19, 2019Gifts will enhance Native American Studies and transform the Hopkins Center for the Arts.
‘Understory’: A World Premiere and a Requiem for Long Lost Trees
April 9, 2019The interactive composition, commissioned by the Hop, will be presented at the Hood.
Putting Native Americans at U.S. History’s Center Stage
January 17, 2019Colin Calloway’s latest book uses George Washington to teach Native American history.
Historian Colin Calloway Is National Book Awards Finalist
October 10, 2018The Indian World of George Washington is one of five up for the top nonfiction prize.
‘A Story of Stolen Children’ to Be Screened at the Hop
October 2, 2018Professor N. Bruce Duthu ’80 co-produced Dawnland, about welfare practices in Maine.
Bones From Inuit Gravesites Are Returned in Repatriation Ceremony
August 29, 2018The College returned the contents of gravesites excavated by a Dartmouth anthropologist in 1967.