Dickinsonians Come Together to Make Day of Giving a Huge Success
Alumni, parents, students, faculty, staff and friends came together yesterday to make more than 3,500 gifts to Dickinson on Day of Giving, shattering the day’s 3,000-gift goal.
Dickinson chemistry students are testing ceramics glazes used at a community arts center, providing data to help local artists make informed decisions about works intended for food and drink.
The Dickinson community will come together today with one purpose for one extraordinary day of impact.
Dickinson’s Day of Giving officially kicks off tomorrow, Tuesday, April 7. Join us, as we partner with thousands of alumni, parents and friends of the college to move Dickinson forward.
"Without passionate people, our political system won’t work as it should." Students connected with young leaders and experts at a nonpartisan event aimed at turning passion into meaningful change.
Marine biologist, policy expert, writer and teacher Ayana Elizabeth Johnson will receive The Sam Rose ’58 and Julie Walters Prize for Global Environmental Activism at Dickinson College.
April's public lectures explore the neuroscience of bilingualism, the French-Muslim experience and how to thrive and build just futures in the face of systemic collapse and uncertainty.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and several departments and students organizations have come together to offer opportunities for learning, reflection, solidarity and action.
Annual spring event returns April 2 with campus and community partners, interactive exhibits and a few good reasons to enjoy your lunch outside.
Noted historian Michael Vorenberg will deliver the sixth annual J. Howard Wert Lecture at Dickinson Thursday, March 26, at 7 p.m.