"This is our moment to be idealistic in the best sense of the word—to leave our College better than we found it. We are resolved to get it right, and that will take new financial strength in key places."

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To inspire Dickinson students to help tackle the daunting challenge of national health-care reform, Ed Fleegler '73 recently pledged $100,000 to establish the Fleegler Family Scholarship Endowment in Health Studies.
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Nearly three dozen Samuel G. Rose, Esq. ’58 Scholarship recipients gathered in the president’s residence for the annual Rose Scholarship Dinner.
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Forty-five donors met with the students who benefit from their generous gifts. See pictures and video excerpts of this highly anticipated event.
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More than 2,000 alumni, parents and friends of the college helped make the 1783 Challenge a success by pledging 2,398 gifts to the college during the month of December.
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Through his recent $100,000 gift to the college, Neal Abraham ’72 helped fund a Rector Science Complex laser lab and named two of the complex's alcoves after historic scientists with Dickinson ties, Benjamin Rush and Joseph Priestley. Read more...

More than 200 Dickinson students, faculty, alumni and friends celebrated the dedication of the Rector Science Complex’s new Stuart and James halls.
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The First in America Campaign video earned a silver medal from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education’s (CASE) Circle of Excellence Awards program.
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Lieselotte Kurth's unique ties to President William G. Durden '71 have motivated her to give the Waidner-Spahr Library a complete collection of the works of one of the pillars of 18th-century German literature. Read more...