- Features
The Real Deal
Sustainability becomes a watchword at Dickinson with the advent of the Center for Environmental and Sustainability Education.
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Two Views from Copenhagen
Students who witnessed climate-change talks in Denmark offer their insights.
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Rooted in Art
Seminal craft artists Edgar and Joyce Rinehart Anderson ’45 have been a “fighting team” for sustainable development for six decades.
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The Green Team
Alumni pursue many different career paths to building a sustainable future.
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Boback’s Boas
Biology professor finds science of the slithery sort nonconstricting.
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Taking Global Warming for a Swim
Associate Professor of Biology Tom Arnold wants to take the conversation about greenhouse gases and carbon emissions out of the air and into the ocean.
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Out to Pasture
Student farmer Curtis Lentz ’10 makes plans to beef up the College Farm livestock species.
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Treeing the Future
Campus tree surgeon Mark Scott stewards Dickinson’s leafy legacy.
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Everlasting Erasmus
Generations of Dickinsonians have toiled to translate the collected works of the Prince of Humanists.
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- Web Exclusives
A 1945 Correspondence on Race
Read a 1945 correspondence on racial identity between Esther Popel Shaw '19 and then Board of Trustees President Boyd Lee Spahr, class of 1900.
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Coach of Life
A former player recalls Dickinson’s legendary basketball coach, Gene Evans ’49, who died Jan. 8.
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The Remarkable Dr. Benjamin Rush
You think you know our college’s founder, but author Eric Cox ’54 reveals some marvels that you may find amazing.
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Benjamin Rush, the First ‘Peacenik’
Author Eric Cox ’54 reveals that, among our founding fathers, Rush could be considered by far the most antimilitary.
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Interactive Feature: Virtual Tree Tour
Take a virtual tour of the campus' notable trees with audio commentary from Mark Scott, Dickinson's tree surgeon.
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Hot Rocks
David Anthony ’79 helps bring a new, renewable energy into the mix.
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Energizing the Community
National Urban Fellow Carissa Faña-Ortiz ’02 studied the sustainability efforts of Seattle City Light.
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Farm Team
Kalyn Campbell ’10 goes to bat for sustainable agriculture
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Video Feature: From Kyoto to Copenhagen
View a short film Danielle “Doni” Hoffman ’10 and Brett Shollenberger ’11 made about their experience at the United Nations Framework Convention (UNFCC) on Climate Change.
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- Departments
From the Editor
The latest update on Dickinson's Magazine's quest to become a most sustainable publication.
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From These Grounds
The college's commitment to environmental sustainability dates back to its founder, Dr. Benjamin Rush.
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Advancement Perspective
An update on the First in America: Fulfilling Our Destiny capital campaign and plans for the future.
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Students and Faculty Rush to Rush Hour
A new interdisciplinary lunchtime lecture series spotlights Dickinson's scientific pursuits.
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College Enhances Curriculum
Dickinson recently added a security-studies certificate program and 11 graduate-school partnership programs in subjects ranging from nursing to business, to global studies and management.
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Campus Serves as Case Study
Business course examines Dickinson's sustainability strategies and implementation.
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Jewish Community Engages Nature
Students and faculty explore connections between religion and environmentalism.
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Sports
Roundup of team and individual accomplishments during the winter season.
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Advancement News
New endowed-scholarship fund will make Dickinson more affordable and inspire recipients to support future scholars.
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The Last Word
Forrest Craver '65 encourages Dickinsonians to change their diets and change the world.
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