Meet Lilian Gittines ’24, an educational studies major who plays the violin in Dickinson’s string quartet.
The Dickinson College Choir performs an excerpt from the final movement of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9.
Discover the stellar inspiration behind Dickinson's fall 2022 choir concert, which will be held Saturday, Nov. 12, and Sunday, Nov. 13.
In recent weeks, Dickinson has welcomed visiting artists to campus to serve impactful residencies. Here's why that's so important for our arts students and for the whole college community.
Open your calendar app! You don’t want to miss the public arts events at Dickinson this fall.
Dickinson’s faculty recently honored Jennifer Blyth, professor of music, with the college’s highest teaching honor, the Distinguished Teaching Award.
Meet Eli Goeltz ’22, a drummer, vocalist and international business & management major with minors in music and French.
Dickinson's production of 'Little Shop' features offbeat humor, an eco-minded twist and catchy tunes that will have you singing, "Feed me, Seymour!" Join the fun!
As the conflict in Ukraine continues, students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends present a powerful concert about war and peace.
From contemplative to camp, Dickinson's spring arts events offer something for everyone.
After performing and practicing remotely last year, Dickinson musicians present powerful in-person concerts.
On Friday, Sept. 24, Dickinson will host an exhibition and a concert exploring racial justice and supporting inclusion in the arts.
"With the encouragement from my professors, friends and family, I am now able to finally achieve my goals," says Ruby Ngo ’22. Learn how Ngo is overcoming obstacles to chase her dreams at Dickinson.
Learn how Dickinson musicians cleared big hurdles to stage a COVID-era orchestra concert and honor concerto competition-winner Ruby Ngo ’22.