A slideshow captures sights from the 41st Annual Dartmouth Pow-Wow.

The writer created the successful “Grey’s Anatomy” and the sensation “Scandal,” and has plans for more.

“He will be a valued partner to me and other senior leaders,” says President-Elect Philip J. Hanlon ’77.

“Dartmouth Alumni Magazine” tells the story of alumni involved in the War Between the States.

Professor Charles Wheelan ’88 says the Centrist Party would “take the best of each party.”

The gathering will celebrate Native American culture and feature dance and musical performances on the Green.

Many Democrats view New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand ’88 as a possible presidential candidate.

Dartmouth is ranked seventh on the Forbes Grateful Grad Index.

“Today is about opening the door to conversations about civil debate,” said President Folt.

Speakers will include writer Terry Tempest Williams and Harvard Professor James McCarthy.