Rising senior Kyu Ri Hong '19 is a sales and marketing intern at TAGPAY, a sports tech startup located in London, England.
Having studied amphibious creatures at the University of Vermont as an intern, Josie Verter '19 is now working at The Sloth Institute in Costa Rica.
After completing his first year at Dickinson, Tao Xu '21 went to the University of Alabama for a hands-on internship working in the lab alongside leading experts and medical professionals.
Eboo Patel, founder and president of the Interfaith Youth Core, will speak on the growth and influence of religious pluralism in America.
See time-lapse video and learn the story behind a mural painted by students studying art, biology and sustainability to present scientific data on local bird species and the Conodoguinet Creek.
Dickinson hosts a symposium examining intersections between soccer and social justice from an interdisciplinary perspective.
From studying satire in Latin to sharpening the musical chops that help him lead his own jazz band, Carl Hamilton '20 is finding his Dickinson education to be highly useful.
Students discuss their summer internship experiences at the 2018 Internship Showcase, inspiring current students to pursue their own internship path.
A pair of investment experts will discuss Dickinson’s endowment, the role it plays in the financial well-being of the college and the possibility of moving towards a more sustainable endowment.
Dickinson is again recognized for contributing the greatest number of graduating seniors to the corps.
Homecoming & Family Weekend gives alumni, students, faculty and staff the chance to come together to celebrate traditions, learn something new and get an up-close look at life at Dickinson today.
Dickinson's Campus Inclusion Week is from Sept. 24 to 29 and celebrates the college community's commitment to a more inclusive and diverse environment.
Dickinson College faculty gather with U.S. Army War College (USAWC) staff members, International Fellows and their families to celebrate the distinctive partnership between the two institutions.
Nationally celebrated touring actor Bob Weick returns to Dickinson for his fourth appearance as Karl Marx in a performance of "Marx in Soho" by Howard Zinn.
Dickinson’s global efforts lauded in a new review by the Forum for Education Abroad.