- Features
125 and Counting
Breaking the gender barrier was a courageous act for Dickinson's first female students.
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Straight Talk
Esther Popel Shaw '19, the first known black female graduate, illuminated injustice through her powerful poems.
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Resurrecting 'Dr. Jennie'
Physics professor takes on an unlikely mission—recounting the remarkable life of an early forgotten alumna.
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Dharma in Two Keys
Liz Hamill '82 explores her dual identity as a gifted musician and devoted Buddhist.
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Gifting a GLBT legacy
Liz Hamill ’82 donates Allen Tanner's papers to Dickinson.
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'We are the Crusaders'
Christiane Amanpour comments on her climb up the correspondent's ladder and the Fourth Estate's struggle for survival.
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Empowering Activism
Andrea Alexander '05 reflects on her founding of a campus group, The Sisterhood.
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Finding a Voice
Women's Center gets a boost with a full-time director and new headquarters.
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Stepping Up
Advocating for fair treatment of women on campus is the aim of a new men's group.
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Bingham in Bermuda
Retired history professor Chuck Jarvis unearths Dickinson connection to an influential colonial-era woman.
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- Web Exclusives
Interactive Timeline: 125 Years and Counting
Explore the timeline on the magazine's cover to learn more about the photos featured there.
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Video Feature: Silent Victors
Watch students discuss a 1945 correspondence about the college's treatment of black students between Esther Popel Shaw '19 and Board of Trustees President Boyd Lee Spahr.
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Audio Feature: Christiane Amanpour Interview
Listen in on Senior Editor Sherri Kimmel’s interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour.
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Audio Feature: Keeping Still Music
Liz Hamill ’82 shares some of her songs that were influenced by Allen Tanner.
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Master of War
Greg Sheridan ’03 lends his talents
to Scottish higher education.
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Taking aim at HIV/AIDS
Rachel Finan ’09 helps fight HIV/AIDS in South Africa through sport as a Grassroot Soccer volunteer.
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- Departments
President's Letter
From These Grounds
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Recruitment News
Expanding Our Depth and Breadth
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Students Curate A Stellar Exhibit
Student Stories: Interns Allyson Glazier ’11, Cassidy Dermott ’11 and Alli Schell ’11 curate an exhibit celebrating 125 years of women at Dickinson.
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Campus News
Humanities Collective fosters rigorous inquiry.
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Campus News
Kumin offers a powerful, empowering literary event.
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Sports
For the first time in college history, the Red Devils had five teams ranked in national polls this fall.
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Beach Gift Furthers Lasting Connection to College
Advancement News: Walter Beach '56 funds faculty chairs through a $7
million estate gift.
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Africana-Studies Chair Gains Distinguished Incumbent
Advancement News: Patricia van Leeuwaarde Moonsammy became Dickinson’s first
Distinguished Chair of Africana Studies during an Oct. 23 ceremony that
highlighted the history and importance of the field.
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The Last Word
The Liberal Arts of Parenting
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