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Deepening its commitment to racial justice, Dickinson joins alliance of liberal-arts colleges helping to build more just and equitable campuses and societies.
Dickinson is taking steps to increase its commitment to diversity and inclusion throughout all areas of the institution.
Launched in September, the student-led Athletes of Color Coalition will provide support and mentorship for Dickinson students of color who are part of a Red Devils team.
Dickinson's Building Campus Inclusion Week events bring students, faculty and staff together to further the college's ongoing work of building a more inclusive campus community.
The college's chapter of the Delta Sigma Theta sorority takes runner-up among 63 regional chapters for its service work efforts.
The federal government rescinds a policy that threatened international students’ access to U.S. higher education days after Dickinson joined in the fight against it.
Dickinson welcomes a noted social-justice expert to the campus community.
Vincent Stephens, music faculty and Popel Shaw Center director, discusses his acclaimed book, Rocking the Closet: How Little Richard, Johnnie Ray, Liberace, and Johnny Mathis Queered Pop Music.
"When you invite different people into the conversation, and you start really listening to each other, new ideas, innovations and pathways become possible." Learn the latest news from the PCOI.
Representatives from 22 liberal-arts institutions across the nation and around the world will arrive on campus this week for the 2019 Global Engagement in the Liberal Arts Conference.
Campus Inclusion Week highlights how we can think more critically about the diverse perspectives and needs within our community and engage meaningfully with fellow Dickinsonians.
The new ACE peer-mentor program pairs first-year students from historically underrepresented communities with students who can relate and help them navigate common first-year challenges.
How is kosher food prepared, and how can I try it at Dickinson? Is poke kosher? Rabbi Marley Weiner will answer all your burning questions about kashrut (including what kashrut is!).
Texas native Odalis Almendarez Pina ’20 traveled a long way to Dickinson, and since coming to campus, she’s traveled even more.
“After taking these classes, I didn’t see the world in the same way,” says Meet Mollie Montague ’19, on her Dickinson experience as a sociology and Spanish double major.