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Dickinson to Host Lecture on Building Bridges During Difficult Times

Juliana Tafur, director of the GGSC Bridging Differences initiative, will share practical strategies to strengthen communities and move toward a more united future.

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Dickinson to Host Talk on Anti-Semitism

Dickinson welcomes to campus Alyza Lewin, president of the Brandeis Center, Monday, March 3, for “Erasive Anti-Semitism: Challenging the Denial of Jewish Identity and History.”

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From Dickinson to Debut Novel

Alejandro Heredia ’16 shares his journey at the Cogan Alumni Fellowship talk.

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Access & Disability Services Responds to Growing Demand

As requests for services grow nationwide, ADS provides guidance and support to level the playing field for students with disabilities. This includes tools like smart pens, FM systems and more.

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Esteemed Author, Activist, Minister William J. Barber II to Speak at Dickinson

Author and social activist will visit campus Nov. 20 to deliver a public lecture about how to uplift the disadvantaged and revive democracy.

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Dickinson Celebrates MLK Day & Inaugural Social Justice Week

The rescheduled slate of events kicks off on Tuesday, Jan. 21, and extends through the week.

Nalleli Sagardia Hassan '07 and Mo Hassan '05 met as first-gen college students and Posse scholarship awardees. Today, they help provide access to a Dickinson education for students who may not otherwise be able to attend college.

Donor Profile: Nalleli Sagardia Hassan ’07 and Mo Hassan ’05

"We're living the life of our wildest dreams." Dickinson and Posse brought them together and provided tools for success. Now Nalleli Sagardia Hassan '07 and Mo Hassan '05 help open doors for others.

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First Inclusive and IDEAL Innovation Grants Awarded

Grants encourage faculty to find innovative ways to enhance equity and inclusion in class and on campus.

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Creating Success

“I work hard every day to build the future I want.” Meet Sarah Jang ’25, a student-leader and Posse Scholar with a clear vision of her own definition of success

The Carlisle Theatre's production of "To Kill a Mockingbird" was risky. A team of experts from Dickinson and the local community helped provide context for a nuanced, powerful performance. Photo courtesy of Myers Media.

Can you perform 'To Kill a Mockingbird' in 2024?

With guidance from Dickinson experts, a local theatre put on a powerful, nuanced production of a controversial classic play.

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Dickinson Names New Director of the Center for Spirituality & Social Justice

Jessica Chapman Lape will be joining Dickinson as director of the Center for Spirituality & Social Justice.

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Students Attend NABA Conference at Howard University

Students from majors across the academic spectrum attend career-focused National Association of Black Accountants event.

A rainbow neon sign casts a welcoming glow in Tommy Lee's office, where student conversations are a priority. Photo by Dan Loh.

10 Questions With Tommy Lee

"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.

Podcast host Craig Layne, left, speaks with Associate Professor of Music James Martin.

Giving Voice to Underrepresented Composers With James Martin

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.

The Dickinson arch. Photo by Dan Loh.

Building Community and Belonging

Dickinson announces new opportunities for faculty and staff to learn to co-create a deeper sense of equity and belonging on campus.

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