Dartmouth’s 41st Pow-Wow: ‘A Time of Celebration’
May 2, 2013
Perhaps as much as flowers blooming or students lounging on the Green, the vibrant Dartmouth Pow-Wow celebration is a sure sign that spring has arrived in Hanover.
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Perhaps as much as flowers blooming or students lounging on the Green, the vibrant Dartmouth Pow-Wow celebration is a sure sign that spring has arrived in Hanover.
For many Dartmouth students, Alaska may as well be halfway across the world. But for Meghan Topkok ’13, it is her family’s home.
When Dartmouth was founded on December 13, 1769, its charter created a college “for the education and instruction of Youth of the Indian Tribes in this Land ...
As Associate Professor Melanie Benson Taylor was helping line up speakers for a Native American studies event in April, she had a realization.
As part of the ongoing celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Native American Studies (NAS) program at Dartmouth, four Native American alumni will participate in a February 5 roundtable discu
A profile in Indian Country chronicles the career of N.
In a feature in Indian Country Today, Taylor Payer ’15 talks about her childhood thirst for learning and how a QuestBridge College Prep Scholarship enabled her to attend