News archive

News published 2014

Beetle Juice

Student-faculty research probes future of biofuels and evolution of symbiosis in beetle guts.

Primordial Kinship

NSF-funded student-faculty research examines beautiful beginnings under microscopic lens.

Finding the Future: The Evolution of the Library

A look back at a ‘landmark’ 1996 article gives perspective on the evolution of today’s library.

Fit Friendly

The American Heart Association honors Dickinson for its campus culture of fitness.

Volunteer Spotlight: Nick Smith '08

Nick Smith '08 shares why he volunteers for Dickinson.

Volunteer Spotlight: Laura Legg '95

Laura Legg '95 shares why she volunteers with Dickinson.

WWI and America's First PTSD Research

Professor of English Wendy Moffat's research uncovers work of PTSD pioneer.

The Raw Truth

For Kalyn Campbell ’10, the College Farm is the secret to her success.

Remember Acid Rain?

Environmental-studies professor says more than 80 lakes in the Northeast are healthy again thanks to accelerated acid-rain recovery.

Empowering Stories

Sharon Davie ’68 dedicates her life to sharing women’s stories with the world.

Dickinson Matters: A Community of Value

Our community is poised to help our graduates succeed—whether they walked down the Old West steps just this May or decades ago.

Our View: Enhancing Engagement

From launching our new initiative, One College One Community, to strengthening our career network, Dickinson is raising alumni engagement to new levels.

New Ink

See how student-editors are doing things differently, with the launch of the new Dickinson Science Magazine and a revamp of the Dickinson Review.

Summer 2014 Kudos

Recent published research includes Kristin Strock's “Recovery from acid rain speeding up in Northeast lakes” in Environmental Science and Technology.

Poetry in the Making

Read the two student poems that reaped accolades from the Academy of American Poets.

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