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Issue of May 18, 2011
Bright Futures
What will members of the class of 2011 be doing after graduation? A lot, based on the offers they’re getting.
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Commencement 2011
Commencement will honor global pioneers in education and the arts.
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Issue of May 4, 2011
Finding Voices
Tiffany Hwang ’11’s self-developed major in global feminisms takes her around the world and back.
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Devilishly Talented
The Octals’ heavenly harmonies are captured in their new CD, Devilishly Handsome.
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Issue of April 20, 2011
Gallic Gateway
A student-faculty project takes a 21st-century approach to a first-century B.C. text.
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Mobile Revolution
Dickinson Mobile has arrived!
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Issue of April 6, 2011
Effecting Change
Racine Amos, Dickinson’s new violence-prevention coordinator, has an ambitious agenda for change. And she plans to accomplish it in just three years.
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Issue of March 23, 2011
Grave Science
Archaeology and earth-sciences double major Rebecca Rossi ’13 finds research interests deep in Virginia history and soil.
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i-Dickinson
John Jones ’11’s new mobile app, PaperBoy, gives readers their Dickinsonian fix anywhere, anytime.
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Archival Outreach
From Dickinsonians’ experiences in their own words to rare photos of the Panama Canal’s construction, a plethora of Web resources reside in Archives & Special Collections.
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Issue of March 9, 2011
Running Ahead
Steve Riccio, director of staff development, helps the college stay on track with its wellness initiatives.
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A 3-D Balance
Think national security is only about the military? Think again, say faculty and students in new security-studies program.
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Issue of February 23, 2011
Italian Adventures
New internship opportunties in Italy's Lombardy region open global vistas on education, careers and the Alps.
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Early Engagement
Jianan Yang ’13 gets face time—and a winter internship—with recent Benjamin Rush Award recipient.
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Issue of February 9, 2011
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At the Barricades
Have a cause that’s important to you? Don’t just tweet about it—do something, say the 2011 PAS organizers.
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Issue of January 26, 2011
Healthy Dose
Art & art history professor Elizabeth Lee goes behind the scenes at the Smithsonian Institution to expose America’s obsession with fitness and health.
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Meth and Memory
Neuroscience major André White ’11 and psychology professor Tony Rauhut hone in on a potential remedy for drug addiction.
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Issue of December 8, 2010
Neighborhoods Rule
First-year students learn community-building and citizenship skills through new neighborhood model.
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Photographic Memories
Vietnam, Mamet, Adirondacks, a fire truck and Heineken dark lagers helped set the scene of a career in photography for A. Pierce Bounds ’71.
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Issue of November 23, 2010
Mens Cross Country
The men's team placed 5th and the women finished 22nd at the NCAA National Championship.
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Pleasing Picky Palates
Katelyn Repash ’11 is changing Dickinson dining, one recipe at a time.
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A Multitude of Voices
New Social Justice House encourages dialogue, community and activism—local and global.
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Issue of November 10, 2010
UPS Delivers
The Union Philosophical Society brings historical perspective to current topics.
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Forget About the Box
Kevin Piñero ’12 makes a move from neuroscience to dance; it’s no surprise to his legion of fans.
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Issue of October 27, 2010
From Perseverance to Presidency
New Student Senate president Juan Carlos Flores ’11 is a triple achiever—in the classroom and beyond.
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Stomping Out Stigma
The college’s new Counseling Center director’s rich professional and personal backgrounds enrich the campus.
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Issue of October 13, 2010
Economic Force
New study shows Dickinson to be a major—and growing—contributor to the regional economy.
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Filling the Gap
Public Service Fellows William Nelligan ’14 and Coral Pistilli ’14 bring an extra year of experience to Dickinson.
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Issue of September 29, 2010
Presto Fast
Red Devil fans can get their stats fix presto fast with the launch of the new athletics Web site.
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Living Civil Rights
Visiting civil-rights leaders inspire students to connect the dots between diversity and social justice.
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ROTC Ready
Lt. Col. Pete Lugar brings his battle-tested credentials to his latest deployment as commander of the Dickinson-based ROTC Blue Mountain Battalion.
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Issue of September 15, 2010
Monitoring Marcellus
ALLARM trains volunteers to monitor environmental effects of natural-gas drilling in the Marcellus Shale.
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International Investigations
A second-year neuroscience major was the only undergrad researcher in a cutting-edge project at Australia’s Centre for Advanced Imaging.
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Issue of September 1, 2010
Sizable Beginnings
Dickinson community celebrated a historic milestone during Convocation.
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Red Devil Football
The 2010 Red Devil football team features a veteran defense and geographic balance.
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History Maker
Allison Schell ’11 showcases revolutionary interest in history.
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