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Dalton surico

'Dickinson Has Met and Exceeded These Expectations'

Meet Dalton Surico ’27, a political science and philosophy double major who has embraced Dickinson through leadership, study abroad in Bologna, and campaign-finance experience in Washington, D.C.

Kylie de la cruz

From Campus to the World: Exploring History, Identity and Community

Kylie De La Cruz ’27 explores Black history and culture through Africana and American studies, research, travel, internships and community engagement.

Lilith greene friedman

Finding Community and Challenging Herself

Lilith Greene-Friedman ’27 is a Dickinson leader studying international business & management, active in Hillel and campus organizations, and a member of Hillel International’s Student Cabinet.

Darian Crim

From Carlisle to Tanzania: Learning to Live Alongside Wildlife

Darian Crim ’28 is a biology major and athlete who studied wildlife conservation in Tanzania, researching carnivore-human interactions. He plans to attend medical school.

Ruschak

'No Small Detail is Unimportant'

Sarah Ruschak ’27, a history and English major, combines archival research, study abroad and community engagement while mentoring students and contributing to the Clarke Forum.

An artist's rendering of the proposed renovations, transforming a century-old barn into a hub for year-round learning, research and connection at Dickinson's College Farm.

Where Learning is Always in Season: A New Era for Dickinson's College Farm

What if learning at Dickinson's College Farm had no off-season? The BarnLab project aims to transform this distinctive resource into a year-round hub for learning, research and connection.

Selfie-style photo of ten people inside a classroom.

Dickinson Faculty Awards Professor of Italian and Film Studies Highest Teaching Honor

Dickinson’s faculty recently recognized Professor of Italian and Film Studies Nicoletta Marini Maio with the Dickinson Award for Distinguished Teaching.

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5 Things to Think About

Big ideas from Dickinson faculty that might just change how you see the world.

A portrait of Professor of Computer Science John MacCormick

Can a Computer Program Appear to Think Like a Human? (Note the Word 'Appear')

When it comes to examining the question of the day, Professor of Computer Science John MacCormick is in much deeper than most.

Chriss Sharples walks with students

Building for What’s Next

Founding Principal of SHoP Architects Chris Sharples ’87 returns to Dickinson to share knowledge and expertise as Burgess Institute Executive in Residence.

As the Dickinson-in-Spain program turns 40, Grace Jarvis is sparking a scholarship to help students with financial need to study abroad in Málaga, Spain. Photo by Dan Loh.

Doors to Discovery: Expanding Access to Study Abroad in Málaga, Spain

As the Dickinson-in-Spain program turns 40, a retired professor is helping to ensure that current and future students may access world-expanding experiences abroad.

Fatou Ndiaye ’29 (left) was awarded the Prize for Excellence in First-Year Research and Natalie Massengill (right) and Ted Tarter received First-Year Excellence in Writing Awards. Photo by Dan Loh.

Dickinson Celebrates Excellence in First-Year Writing, Research

Three first-year students were honored for excellence in writing and research. Their award-winning papers explore political satire, a Tolstoy classic and mythology in art.

Students in front of a New York City theater

Griffith Fund in Action: From Broadway to Prison Cells, Students Learn Beyond the Classroom

Find out how this endowed initiative fuels experiential excursions that bring coursework to life in unexpected ways.

Experiential Learning Showcase

CCLA and Center for Career Development Host Experiential Learning Showcase to Connect Classroom and Community

Dickinson’s Experiential Learning Showcase highlights how students connect research, community engagement and internships to real-world impact and future goals.

Co-taught by alum Gene Assaf (far left) and Assistant Professor of Philosophy Emily Kelahan (far right), the class includes guest-lectures by leaders from across a spectrum of industries. Photo by Dan Loh.

Preparing Students for Lifelong Meaning, Success

A new course, co-taught by an alum and professor, helps students develop the practical skills, personal insights and connections to help them create lifelong satisfaction and success.

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