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Ben Tiede Alumni in Action photo

Driven to Make an Impact

Ben Tiede ’05, former double-major in biology and biochemistry & molecular biology, tackles the issues of global health, public policy and advocacy at Johnson & Johnson.

Maryam Khalil 21 at Dickinson College.

A Profound Sense of Purpose

International business & management and economics double major Maryam Khalil ’21 has discovered her purpose at Dickinson through ethics, community service and helping others.

Dickinson Choir

Dickinson College Choir Paints a Musical Portrait of the College's Global Campuses

At the choir’s annual fall concert, students performed musical works in 10 different languages representing several of the college’s study-abroad programs.

Sam Arnold '21

An Unexpected Path

The ability to take a wide range of classes at Dickinson has led Sam Arnold ’21 to explore opportunities he never imagined, including organic farming in Italy and underwater archaeology.

Kathryn Engle '71 (far right) performs onstage.

Taking Her Encore

After retiring from a corporate career, singer Kathryn Engle '71 got back to her first love, the stage.

Rowan Humphries '19 in Italy.

An International Focus

Rowan Humphries ’19 is getting a firsthand understanding of international conflict management through internships with a D.C. think tank and the Department of State.

Season's Greetings

Holiday Greeting

Dickinson President Margee Ensign wishes the entire Dickinson community happy holidays and takes a look back at the year’s accomplishments.

Julia Huddy '19

More Challenges, Please

From theoretical physics to research on lithium batteries and solar air heaters, Julia Huddy '19 is discovering that the most challenging experiences can also be the most rewarding.

Janel Pineda

Dickinson College Alumna Receives Prestigious Marshall Scholarship

Janel Pineda ’18 will use her Marshall Scholarship to pursue an M.A. in creative writing and education as well as an M.S. in global migrations and social justice.

Dickinson College Political Scientist Researches Instagram Habits of Congress

New research by a Dickinson College political scientist suggests Congress members' use of Instagram signals an important future change in the way younger members communicate with constituents.

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