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Sarthak Karki '14

Embracing the Perfectly Imperfect

Environmental-studies major Sarthak Karki ’14, a native of Nepal, is an aspiring writer and photographer with a philosophical bent and a desire to help save the world's natural resources.

Alyssa Young '14

Two Countries, Four Perspectives

Alyssa Young '14, an East Asian studies and political-science double major, discusses the differences between studying and interning in Korea and Japan.

Ted Dressel '14, an international-studies major with a concentration in Middle East studies, took part in a study-abroad program in Aman, Jordan, during his junior year.

Informed Empathy

Learn how international-studies major Ted Dressel '14 is preparing to help shape U.S. foreign policy.

Red & White Day

Red, White and You

Red & White Day invites all Dickinsonians to celebrate Dickinson athletics and the new Durden Athletic Training Center.

mermaid players, theatre & dance

The Burial at Thebes

Spring production probes age-old questions and recalls beloved translator’s life.

The Blue Mountain Battalion prepares for its annual exercise.

Controlling Chaos

For Dickinson ROTC students, leadership training is all about learning how to think.

reenactment of Dickinson's first Board of Trustees meeting.

Wearing the ‘Crown of Altruism’

Dickinsonians and Carlisle community members recall a historic meeting.

A sign displaying donor appreciation

Honoring the Tradition of Philanthropy

Fourth annual Rush to Thank celebrates Dickinson pride.

Earth

The Complexities of Drinking Water

Dickinson will host a lecture on the political and social complexities of the availability of drinking water.

Paul Muldoon chats with literature students about his approach to creative writing.

A Literary Jolt

Stellfox recipient Paul Muldoon delivers literary call to action during inspiring residency.

sara moss '14

Acing the Test

As a psychology major, researcher, tutor, volunteer and study-abroad student, Sara Moss ’14 has learned a lot about leadership, scholarship and world cultures. Last year she put it all to the test.

patrick strzelec, weiss center for the arts, sculpture

'Art Can Do That'

Unravel the mysteries behind the eight-foot bronze sculpture that descended last week onto the Weiss Center lawn.

Benjamin Rush conference considers the legacy of Dickinson's founding father.

A Rush of Contradictions

Benjamin Rush Conference considers the legacy of Dickinson’s founding father.

Admitted students at the first April MTO program

April Is for Admits

Opportunities abound this month for students admitted to and enrolled in Dickinson's class of 2018.

Music major Elizabeth Johnsen '17 gets personalized tips during a March 27 master class conducted by JACK Quartet, one of nearly a dozen artists-in-residence to visit Dickinson this year.

Do You Know Jack?

Artist-in-residence JACK Quartet dazzles, onstage and off.

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