Louise Erdrich '76 Wins Pulitzer Prize for Fiction
'The Night Watchman' celebrates her grandfather's fight for tribal sovereignty.
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Meet our graduates
NAS is proud to introduce our majors and minors from the class of 2021.
What's in a Name? Dartmouth's Three Newest Departments
Native American studies, environmental studies, and linguistics are now departments.
Crandall's Book Receives Accolades
Congratulations to Maurice Crandall for the recent awards for his book "These People Have Always Been a Republic".
On This Thanksgiving
This year, Thanksgiving looks different for people across the country.
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Eastman Fellowship accepting applications.
Kudos: Excellence in Middle Eastern Studies, Poetry, and More
Honors go to Dartmouth's Ayubi, Crandall, Eickelman, Griffin, Gronas, Liu, and Lynch.
Bridging Worlds with Music and Native Identity: A conversation with Mali Obomsawin '18
In advance of the Kennedy Center's Arts Across America event, a collaboration between the Hop and the West Claremont Center for Music and the Arts
Reo Serves as Guest Editor for Contexts Magazine
Professor Nicholoas Reo recently served as guest editor for a special issue that appeared in Contexts Magazine, a peer-review publication from the American Sociological Association. The special issue focuses on Indigenous Sociology, and the cover art is by Dillen Peace, a painting of another alum, Tia Yazzie.
Dartmouth to Replace Weather Vane Atop Baker Library Tower
Weather vane to be redesigned to reflect Dartmouth values.
Recent Publications
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The Cambridge History of Native American Literature
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These People Have Always Been a Republic: Indigenous Electorates in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands, 1598–1912
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The Indian in American Southern Literature