Alums at the NYC financial powerhouse share their experiences and advice with students through a Winter Break Career Trek.
Dickinson recently celebrated record-breaking donor investment in its academic program, and the momentum is continuing with significant investment in innovation and enhancements across the curriculum.
The new Middle East Programmatic Enhancement Fund will support student and faculty enhancements and a greater understanding of an often misunderstood region of the world.
Research by Marcus Key and Rebecca Rossi ’12 on 400-year-old tombstone uncovers the history of long-studied artifact.
Check out the latest media mentions, research and accolades for our expert faculty and staff.
Assistant Professor of Psychology Paula Yust studies friendship and finds fertile ground in her home environment.
Janda Kirk Griffith Panitz never attended Dickinson, but her bequest will spark new academic pathways at the college. Who was she, and what inspired her transformative legacy?
Dickinson has launched a new institute that will create a formal pathway to help students with any major launch successful careers in business.
Eleven faculty members representing an array of departments offer insight into the AI revolution and how this emerging technology will reshape their discipline—for better or worse.
Learn how a Dickinson international business & management and quantitative economics double major is looking to change the way football is played and coached.
A computer science project sets students on their own course to tackle complex real-world problems for multibillion-dollar corporation.
The college’s faculty has honored Professor of English Claire Seiler with this year’s Dickinson Award for Distinguished Teaching.
Dickinson is pleased to announce that four members of the class of 2026 have been accepted into the prestigious Visiting Student Programme at Oxford University’s Mansfield College.
Assistant Professor of Data Analytics Eren Bilen taps the data revolution and online chess players to study behavioral economics.
Assistant Professor of History Say Burgin uses the past as a lens to examine who we are and who we'll become.