Orange Shirt Day
Members of the Native Americans at Dartmouth student group created “Every Child Matters” T-shirts and handed out orange ribbons to mark Orange Shirt Day on Sept. 30. (Photo by Dartmouth / Signe Taylor)
Indigenous Fashion Show
Our annual Indigenous Fashion Show celebrates Indigenous fashion, creativity, expression, and design. This program is co-sponsored by Native Americans at Dartmouth, Hokupa'a, the Native American Program, and the Hood Museum of Art and held during Indigenous Peoples' Week. (Photo by Dartmouth / Julia Levine '23)
Native American House
Dedicated in 1995, the Native American House serves as a gathering and community place for the Native and Indigenous community. (Photo by Dartmouth / Robert Gill)
Secretary Deb Haaland Visits Dartmouth
In January 2024, U.S. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland, center, with Native and Indigenous students and staff from the NAP, NAIS, and Hood Museum outside the Native American House during her visit to campus. During Secretary Haaland's visit, she met with students, faculty, and staff to discuss the academic programs, support for recruiting and retaining Native and Indigenous students, and upcoming initiatives. (Photo by Kata Sasvari)
Annual Lūʻau
Hundreds of students and community members assembled on the Baker-Berry lawn for Dartmouth’s 2023 Lūʽau, hosted and planned by by Hōkūpa'a. (Photo by Katie Lenhart)
Indigenous Peer Mentor Program
In our Indigenous Peer Mentor summer leadership retreat, upper-class Indigenous students built valuable leadership skills to welcome an incoming class of Indigenous students.
