The Calendar of the Arts lists dynamic public events that represent the academic curriculum in the Arts at Dickinson.
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“My professors had a huge impact on my work ethic. They pushed me out of my comfort zone. Because of small class sizes, I got a more personal educational experience.” - Todd Gerry '13
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Afghan native, gender-equality advocate and sociology major Noorjahan Akbar ’14 won the grand prize in Glamour magazine and L’Oreal Paris’s Top College Women contest.
Spring sports are in full swing, and our scholar-athletes are setting a swift pace with big wins, broken records and Centennial Conference recognitions.
A bonfire on Morgan Field to celebrate Earth Hour was part of a monthlong effort to encourage energy conservation, raise awareness and empower students to get involved.
“Dickinson has given me a well-rounded education that will help me with any career I pursue.” - Jamie Bugel ’13, one of many students sharing plans for Life Beyond the Limestone
The drive to know more unites professors and students in spaces across and beyond campus.
A globalizing world needs citizens and leaders with the international understanding that Dickinson provides.
Dickinson offers the freedom to seek connections and explore your interests in and out of the classroom.
Dickinson is a leader among educational institutions committed to environmental sustainability and green initiatives.
Dickinson was founded to prepare students to take leadership roles in a new democracy. This legacy lives on today.
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The award-winning author's latest story collection, News From Heaven, is lauded in a New York Times Book Review. Learn More
Overachieving is what Reeves Whalen ’02 does, and he does it well. Learn More
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With Brooklyn’s Barclays Center under his belt, Christopher Sharples ’87 turns his architectural firm’s sights outward and upward.