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Professor of International Business & Management Steve Erfle oversees student research in his yearlong Applied Empirical Data class. Photo by Carl Socolow '77.

Data-crunching Students Present Original Research on Sports Stats, Airbnb, More

Airbnb prices, sports stats, tourism and housing in China, fitness levels at West Point ... Data-crunching students in an advanced analysis class conduct original research on all this and more.

Red Devil basketball player Mike Hinckley ’19

On and Off the Court

Meet Red Devil basketball player Mike Hinckley ’19, who was destined to end up on the court.

Fashioning the future

Fashioning the Future

For Gabrielle Joffie ’07, beauty is much more than skin deep, and through her work with Indique Hair and her consulting agency The Digital Mavens, she’s out to spread that message.

Mike Hinckley '19 (economics, psychology) presents original research during the 2019 Northeast Atlantic Sports Psychology (NASP) Conference at Temple University.

The Psychology of Winning

Meet Mike Hinckley ’19, a psychology and economics double major and a Centennial Conference Student-Athlete of the Year who plans a career in sports psychology.

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Economics Major Jobs and Graduate School Acceptances 2019

Graduating seniors secure jobs with Vanguard, HSBC, Strategic Research Insights, CNA Insurance and other employers.

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Quantifying Success

The Quantitative Reasoning Center helps students navigate mathematical concepts.

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Five Dickinson College Students Enter the Mansfield College Visiting Student Programme

Dickinson sends its second-largest class ever to study under Oxford’s tutoring system.

Muhammad Burhan

Muhammad Burhan '21

Muhammad Burhan '21 merges studies in mathematics, computer science, economics and health studies to prepare to solve 21st-century challenges around the world.

Valerie Gaydos '89

Dickinson College's Liberal-arts Education Propels Valerie Gaydos ’89 to Success as Entrepreneur and State House Rep

When Valerie Gaydos ’89 entered the Pennsylvania House of Representatives this fall, she brought an entrepreneurial spirit and a well-rounded, liberal-arts education to her new role.

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.

Ed Harrell '55

Secrets of a Global Game-Changer

Find out how Ed Harrell ’55 used Dickinson's global education to become a game-changer in global economics, entrepreneurial training, tech commercialization and investment.

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Dickinson College Research Examines How Natural Disasters Affect Poverty

Student-faculty research looks at the economic wake of nature’s path.

Photo courtesy of Emily Fenstermacher '20.

Economics and Difference-Making

From writing a policy brief on the effects of tuna fishing to joining a dive team to fight climate change’s impact on coral reefs, Emily Fenstermacher ’20 is learning how to make a difference.

Promotional poster (detail) for Howard Zinn's Marx in Soho.

Dickinson College to Host Performance of ‘Marx in Soho’

Nationally celebrated touring actor Bob Weick returns to Dickinson for his fourth appearance as Karl Marx in a performance of "Marx in Soho" by Howard Zinn.

Sunset in New York City

Dickinson in New York Program Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary

Unique New York City experience has shown Dickinson international business & management and economics majors what lies ahead for a decade now.

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