"Carrying the torch of this work feels like a privilege. I’m mindful of the responsibility that comes with it." LGBTQ+ Center Director Tommy Lee discusses his plans, what drives his work and more.
For Associate Professor of Music James Martin, performing work by underrepresented composers is a mission and a joy. His new album was recently feted by The New York Times.
Dickinson announces new opportunities for faculty and staff to learn to co-create a deeper sense of equity and belonging on campus.
During a moving Alumni Weekend reception, alumni of color gathered to celebrate community and honor the memories of two Dickinson legends: Ed “Duke Bootee” Fletcher ’73 and Toni Somerville Ebron ’74.
Dickinson’s impactful A.C.E. peer-mentor program is getting a big boost. A $1 million gift will help more students from underrepresented populations to succeed and thrive.
Tony Boston, vice president & chief diversity officer, recently sent the following message to the campus.
Calling all faculty and staff! Dickinson's Inclusive Pedagogy and IDEAL grants support good ideas for furthering our work toward building learning and working environments where everyone can thrive.
Celebrated Grammy Award-nominated a cappella group Sweet Honey in the Rock will perform at the Carlisle Theatre on March 8.
"My hope was that by showing how invested i am in this work, fellow alumni would be inspired to be invested too.” Learn why Lauren Ashely Smith '06 and Brooke Helburn spurred nearly $30K in DEI gifts.
"The college’s dedication and willingness to go the extra mile to ensure my success has made a profound impact on me.” Meet Abigail Foster ’26.
One of the nation’s most prominent scholars, Eddie Glaude, Jr., will deliver Dickinson’s Black History Month Keynote, “The Ethics of Anti-Racism.”
“Even if it gets a little heated, there’s a very strong sense of respect.” Class, and initiative, creates an atmosphere of trust that makes it possible to share differing viewpoints.
“My goal is to return to my home country and share the knowledge and expertise I have gained." Meet Sebastian Valdez '26, an accomplished soccer player and aspiring civil engineer.
Celebrated performer/composer Christopher Jackson, best known as George Washington in the Broadway and Disney+ hit 'Hamilton,' comes to campus Nov. 2 to deliver annual Poitras-Gleim lecture.
The works of underrepresented artists and composers command center stage this fall through a high-impact residency with Imani Winds.