Celebrate the opening of our new exhibitions with live music and refreshments!

Naomi Caffee, Reed College

Four guests from the Osage Nation share their experience in shaping the film "Killers of the Flower Moon" and the impact they hope it will have.

See Academic Calendar https://www.dartmouth.edu/reg/calendar/academic/23_24.html for more information

Students are invited to an informational session on study away programs. We will review different types of programs, the application process, and have time to answer questions.

Ivanna, an Indigenous Nenets single mother of five, in her twenties, lives on the Taimyr Peninsula in the Siberian Arctic.

Join Mohawk Seedkeeper Rowen White as she shares stories from the Indigenous Land and Seed Sovereignty movement, which embodies the vision of sustainable relational agriculture and

A lyrical coming-of-age story about an American teenager traversing the seen and unseen forces that compel people into low-wage farm work. Free and no tickets required.

Annual celebration of Indigenous fashion, creativity, expression, and design.

Hongi (pressing of noses), Harirū (handshakes) and Hau (sharing breath): How the Covid-19 pandemic impacted sociality and wellbeing of the Māori in Aotearoa New Zealand.