A flash mob erupted in the Dining Hall to promote the Dance Theatre Group’s fall production, The New Normal, a cutting-edge performance illustrating how we are always on display.


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Upcoming Events

  • SAT
    4

    Chiara String Quartet

    7:00 pm Rubendall Recital Hall Weiss Center for the Arts

    An all-Schubart program.

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  • THU
    9

    Stillpower: The Inner Source of Excellence

    7:00 pm Stern Center Great Room

    Presented by Garret Kramer, author of "Stillpower: The Inner Source of Athletic Excellence," and founder of Inner Sports.

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  • FRI
    10

    MLK and the Millennial Generation: Panel Discussion

    12:30 pm Stern Great Room

    Sponsored by the Office of Diversity Initiatives.

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  • FRI
    10

    MLK and the Millennial Generation - Speech Contest

    4:00 pm Weiss 235

    Sponsored by the Office of Diversity Initiatives.

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Weekly Calendar of Events

News

Students explored a broad spectrum of possibilities at Spring Activities Night. Learn more—and see video—here.
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An innovative curriculum designed by physics professors to increase science literacy is named first recipient of Science Magazine prize.
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Smithsonian.com features Dickinson student-faculty research on boa constrictor behavior.
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A Pulitzer Prize-winning author, New York Times journalists and historians round out the lineup of upcoming Clarke Forum events.
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Catherine Campbell ’12 finds success on the track, in the lab and beyond.
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President Durden announces his retirement at the end of the 2012-13 academic year.
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Drew Greenblatt '88's business strategy has far-reaching impact.
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The Dickinson community will explore Martin Luther King Jr. and the millennial generation during special Feb. 10 events.
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In this video, President Durden talks about the dynamic status of the college today.
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Dickinsonian Achievements

Marc Stern ’65

One of the “100 most powerful individuals in Southern California,” Marc Stern ’65 juggles his time between leading a global firm with $110 billion in assets and overseeing some of the nation’s top arts organizations. 

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James Calvin Davis ’92

In an era of overheated rhetoric, James Calvin Davis ’92 advocates for some civility.

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History

Founded in 1773 and received its charter in 1783, making Dickinson the first college chartered in the newly recognized United States; named in honor of John Dickinson, the penman of the American Revolution and a signer of the Constitution.
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