Professor's 'Dawnland' Screens Next Week on PBS
October 30, 2020
Co-produced by N. Bruce Duthu '80, the film documents Maine's child-welfare practices.
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Native American Program Connects Creatively During COVID
June 2, 2020Online meetups, student spotlights, and a weekly column are new this term.
The Hood's Jami Powell to Receive Arts Leadership Award
February 3, 2020The associate curator for Native American Art is one of four awardees nationwide.
Mellon Grant To Advance Cross-Institutional Collaboration
January 29, 2020The grant will enhance Dartmouth's commitment to interdisciplinary research and teaching.
At the Hood: Sitting (Very Still) for Tintype Portraits
January 16, 2020A new exhibit uses old techniques to reframe Native American history.
Charter Day Caps Dartmouth's 250th Celebration Year
December 16, 2019The institution's founding document was the focal point of an event at the Library.
New Collection Explores the Legacy of The Occom Circle
November 11, 2019Essays on the intersection of Indigenous Studies and digital archives.
Colin Calloway Wins the George Washington Prize for American History
November 5, 2019The judges call "The Indian World of George Washington" "a once-in-a-generation study."
October Is Indigenous Peoples' Month at Dartmouth
October 11, 2019Events will include a harvest dinner, a frybread contest, and a writers' workshop.
'Dawnland' Wins Emmy Award for Research
September 27, 2019The film about Maine's child-welfare practices was co-produced by Dartmouth's N. Bruce Duthu '80.