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Issue of May 16, 2012
An Integrative Experience
Tyler Rosá ’12 finds his field of dreams at Dickinson.
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Commencement Behind the Scenes
Thirty key players, led by two conductors, create beautiful music each year.
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Issue of May 2, 2012
Purposeful Defense
Co-captain Taryn Abbassian ’12 gives a shout-out to the women’s lacrosse team for their confidence and work ethic.
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Issue of April 18, 2012
Team Builder
For Josh Handelsman ’12, leadership begins with service.
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Art as Language
These language classes reap big rewards—and our peers are taking notice.
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Suman Ambwani
The assistant professor of psychology denounces fat talk, discusses her new research and praises student enthusiasm for clinical research.
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Crossing Borders
Trailblazing Dickinsonians expand community horizons in singular ways.
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Issue of April 4, 2012
Synergistic Discoveries
Dickinson’s bioinformatics program generates new knowledge in the fight against cancer.
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A Special Visit
The campus is abuzz about Jennifer Egan, author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel A Visit From the Goon Squad.
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Big Plans
For graduating seniors, life beyond the limestone walls involves employment, travel, research and scholarship.
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Issue of March 21, 2012
Cotten Seiler
The associate professor of American-studies previews his next book and shares his musical side.
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Hometown Revolutions
Javan Howard ’11 blends service, community and the arts.
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Inspirational Power
New nonprofit by Coleman Bass '12 and friend Grayson Gilbert offers a healthy dose of optimism.
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Issue of March 7, 2012
Finding Understanding
Two decades abroad and an adventurous spirit fashioned Brian Atkins’ ever-evolving—yet firmly grounded—worldview.
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Fashioning an Artful Career
A young alumna returns to campus to honor an inspirational student and reconnect with the English department that “taught her to think.”
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Setting the Mark
Winning swimmer Jason Adams '14 finds balance at Dickinson.
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Issue of February 22, 2012
Energy Challenge
The Dickinson Energy Challenge is nearly here. Do you have what it takes to commit?
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Empowerment and Employment
A revamped curriculum and conference open new opportunities for computer-science majors.
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Sarah St. Angelo
The assistant professor of chemistry discusses the importance of interdisciplinary studies in the sciences.
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Issue of February 8, 2012
Revolutionary Science
An innovative curriculum designed by Dickinson professors receives inaugural prize from Science magazine.
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Speaking for Those Without a Voice
Dickinson kicks off Black History Month with events examining MLK’s relevancy for a new generation.
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Issue of January 25, 2012
Inherently Interesting
A Pulitzer Prize-winning author, New York Times journalists and historians round out the lineup of upcoming Clarke Forum events.
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Young and Connected
A new face-to-face networking opportunity heats up Carlisle and campus communities.
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Cracking Cuba
Students and faculty will embark on interdisciplinary study-tour of Cuba.
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Issue of December 7, 2011
A Movable Feast
New student-photography exhibit celebrates religious diversity.
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French Connections
A faculty member’s relief trip to Haiti inspires students to engage the world.
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Inside the Vault
Every item in the Dickinson archives has a fascinating story to tell. Here are a few.
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Issue of November 22, 2011
Lofty Goals
Men’s soccer captures first conference title in program history, capping a successful season for Dickinson athletics.
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Issue of November 9, 2011
NSF Witter-Arnold Course
Professors Tom Arnold and Amy Witter take interdisciplinarity to macro and micro levels.
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Found in Translation
Seniors Colleen Cadman and Sarah Wright tackle gender issues through direct social action abroad.
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Issue of October 26, 2011
Community Connections
Dickinson’s distinctive leadership model integrates classroom experience with in-depth community involvement.
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Beauty and Function
Rubendall Recital Hall's new design is a feast for the eyes and ears.
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Issue of October 12, 2011
A Well-come Change
Dickinson’s new Wellness Center combines health and counseling services for students.
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Truth Seekers
New student organization reaches out to a growing minority—campus secularists.
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Triple Honor
Dickinson’s German program is on a roll with international honors and scholarships.
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Issue of September 14, 2011
Downtown Gets a Makeover
There’s a new crop of restaurants and shops in Carlisle, and now’s a perfect time to visit them.
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A Beautiful Mind
Brayden Downing ’13 rocks the Washington National Opera.
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Issue of August 31, 2011
Starting the Conversation
At Dickinson’s 2011 Convocation, the campus community opened its doors to record-setting class of 2015.
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Multiplying Literacy
Dickinson professor, students and alum give a boost to local migrant-education program.
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