"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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The First in America campaign's first global events took place in London and included a reception, a panel discussion on U.S.-British relations and a dinner at the historic Spencer House near Buckingham Palace.
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Alumni, students, parents, trustees and friends of the college gathered at The Walters Art Museum in Baltimore for a regional celebration of the First in America campaign.
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The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has awarded Dickinson a three-year, $1.4 million grant that will ensure the college’s status as a leader in environmental and sustainability studies. Read more...

A number of donors who have invested in the future of Dickinson gathered in the HUB Social Hall to meet the student-scholars who are the beneficiaries of their generosity. Read more...

Samuel G. Rose ’58 has given $10 million to increase opportunity and diversity at Dickinson through scholarships for economically disadvantaged students from urban areas. Read more...

Alumni, parents and friends from the Philadelphia area joined students, faculty members and administrators at a reception for the First in America campaign at the Water Works Restaurant and Lounge. Read more...