The Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Pi Omega Sorority, Inc. at Dartmouth College

05/21/2016

first outing with our new Queen Bees ❤️💚💛

05/15/2016

It was so rewarding to have the first Diné woman surgeon, and fellow APiO sister, on campus early last week. Thank you for traveling all this way to speak with the NAD community and sharing with us a little of your wisdom surrounding indigenous health and wellness. Come visit us again soon! Lori Arviso Alvord

04/28/2016

Thank you to everyone who came out to our annual 1 in 3 Dinner and Discussion tonight! We were lucky enough to have Professor Dale Turner speak to the issue of the statistic that 1 in 3 Native American women will experience s*xual assault in her lifetime. Although it was a heavy discussion topic, we witnessed engaging discussion going on and enjoyed having the Rockapellas perform. Again, thank you to everyone that came out tonight!

04/09/2016

so proud of Meghan Siġvanna Topkok!

03/07/2016

Can't find a space in the library? Need food that's not from Novack? Wanna hang with some beeutiful and xtraordinary ladies?? Come through Kemeny 007 & 008 this Wednesday and study or take a break with APiO and AKA!

02/15/2016

This past weekend's annual HYDRATION STATION was a success! Keeping students safe on this Winter Carnival with water & contraception, to promote healthy drinking and safe s*x practices.

02/09/2016

We would like to give a big thank you to all the ladies that came out to our Women of NAD event last night! We had a wonderful turn out and everyone had such insightful and genuine things to say about their time at Dartmouth and experience as a Native woman. We appreciate everyone's willingness to share and listen. Lastly, a special thank to the Dartmouth College Native American Program (NAP) for co-sponsoring and funding the food!
The BEEutiful Queen Bees of Epsilon chapter look forward to hosting similar events in the future and providing support for Native women on campus and the broader NAD community.

01/28/2016

Our national website got a makeover :D - check it out!

Alpha Pi Omega Sorority Inc., is the country’s oldest Native American Greek letter organization. The sorority has more than 600 sisters representing more than 100 tribes nationwide and 19 chartered chapters.

01/19/2016

Now moving into the depths of winter term, the sisters on campus wanted to give a little update on what they were up to last fall

09/30/2015

"Through the installation I hope to draw attention to the gendered and racialized nature of violent crimes against Aboriginal women and to evoke a presence through the marking of absence."

Haunting.

09/01/2015

Happy Founder's Day! Our Epsilon sisters feel so proud and grateful to be a part of a sisterhood that has persevered and evolved for 21 years for the purpose of uplifting Native women. We are thankful for our Founder's, Shannon, Amy, Christie and Jamie for having the vision and dedication to start it all.