Nearly every week, students travel to Newport, N.H., to visit underprivileged male teenagers.

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

Dartmouth Food Connection uses dining plan dollars for Willing Hands food aid in the Upper Valley.

Dartmouth’s greenhouse serves as a foundation for education, research, and outreach.

Representatives from 11 schools will visit Dartmouth to talk about tolerance and openness.

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

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

Noted alumnae, students, and scholars, including social justice activist Cornel West, are featured.

Native writers visit campus as part of the 40th anniversary celebration of the Native American Studies Program.

PINE can accommodate 122 guests and will feature a diverse menu of “local American cuisine.”