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Amusement Mathematics

Student-faculty research project makes one of mathematics' most challenging problems a literal walk in the (amusement) park.

Andrew Bale, Mother and Child, Palma Real, Peru, 2014.

Connected by a Thread

Exhibition explores the culture of the Ese’Eja people of the Amazon.

Convocation

Eyes on 2020

Dickinson welcomed the class of 2020 and kicked off the academic year on Sunday, Aug. 28, with a Convocation ceremony that encouraged incoming students to embrace difference while honoring history.

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In This Together

Pre-Orientation Adventures help new students build community through common interests.

The Rev. Barry W. Lynn

Dead Letter or Living Document?

The Rev. Barry W. Lynn ’70 explores the challenges of interpreting the Constitution.

move-in day

Get Moving!

Move-in day announces the class of 2020's arrival on campus.

Choreography by Richard Move. Photo by Stephanie Berger.

Not for the Faint of Art

An award-winning playwright/screenwriter and celebrated pianist. A digital-music composer. Student-faculty exhibits and recitals, and much more. See what's in store this fall via the Calendar of Arts.

Colorama

The World’s Largest Photographs

Exhibition at Dickinson’s Trout Gallery showcases Kodak’s “Colorama.”

Class of 2017

Looking Back While Looking Ahead

Seniors return to campus for their final year behind the limestone walls.

Elaine Hang

Compassion and Comics

Elaine Hang '19 loves social media, nerd culture and cats, and she also has a strong sense of justice. She discusses her political internship, manga and the activist who inspires her to spark change.

Matt Hunt '19

The Business of Music

How do you make the most of life? For musician/composer and Eagle Scout Matt Hunt ’19 (music, international business & management), the answer lies in music, openness and learning from mistakes.

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Parent Perspectives

Parents of members of the class of 2016 reflect on Dickinson's impact on their graduates.

Leah Wachsmuth

‘A Concrete and Visible Difference’

Before coming to campus, Leah Wachsmuth ’19 volunteered and worked in Malaysia, Tanzania, Sri Lanka and Germany. Discover the experience that crystallized her career path and why she's a Dickinsonian.

Geiger counter looks for radiation

In the Wake of Disaster

Interdisciplinary summer Mosaic course examines the human response to disaster, from Pennsylvania to New Jersey to Japan.

jake beley

Data, Passion and Creativity

Meet Jake Beley ’18, a varsity swimmer and computer science major with a passion for art, nature conservation and the great outdoors.

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