A spot on the Red Devil baseball team didn’t come easy to Zach Gordon ‘23. Discover how his perseverance paid off.
Discover the latest alumni-authored publications, including a poetry collection, a children's book about coping with emotions, and nonfiction works on preventing dementia and creating sermons.
Earth science majors have secured jobs as geologists, project engineers and GIS analysts, and have been accepted into prestigious institutions like George Mason University.
Biochemistry & molecular biology majors secure research positions at NIAID, Lonza and the Broad Institute and are accepted to graduate programs.
After winning the Centennial Conference championship, the Red Devils have advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament.
Each Ukrainian student who recently received the life-changing news that they have been awarded full-tuition scholarships to Dickinson will be joining the college’s class of 2027.
Dickinson's QR Center and distinctive data analytics program help prepare students to make informed decisions in a data-driven world. None of it would have been possible without this couple's support
The Knowledge for Freedom Program aims to provide opportunity for low-income and first-generation college-bound students.
Sam Rose '58, founder of Dickinson's Rose-Walters Prize for Environmental Activism, received Earth Day Network's Climate Education Champion Award during a high-profile gala in D.C.
A new fund for faculty research honors the impactful legacy of Neil Weissman, as a professor of history and the college's longest-serving provost and dean.
Ever dream of working in the sports industry? Scott Cohen '91, director of football research for the Baltimore Ravens, shares what it takes to forge a dream career in sports analytics.
The Dickinson Forward Tour hits London, where the global Dickinson community came together to celebrate the college’s data analytics program.
Dickinson’s Change a Life—Change the World campaign is two-thirds of the way toward its historic goal of providing a scholarship for every student who needs one.
“Professor Rose has built a legacy on a global scale." Professor of Sociology Susan Rose '77 has sparked and led innovative programs for nearly 40 years. A new prize in her honor celebrates her work.
Alumni of the department return for a three-day celebration to impart words of wisdom and share career and life experiences with current students.