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Greg Steirer poses with a copy of his new book

New Faculty Book Explores How Hollywood Brings Comics to Screens Around the World

From 'The Walking Dead' to 'Wonder Woman,' Greg Steirer's 'The American Comic Book Industry and Hollywood' gets to the bottom of a worldwide phenomenon.

Donald Moffat (far right) with daughter Wendy and Neil Weissman, during an on-campus ceremony honoring Wendy.

Scholarship Stories: Professor of English Wendy Moffat

Professor of English Wendy Moffat discusses the inspiration behind the Donald Moffat Scholarship, which she established in memory of her father.

Alex Bates with students around a Bonsai tree in a greenhouse.

Dickinson College Faculty Selects Professor of Japanese for Distinguished Teaching Award

Alex Bates, associate professor of Japanese language, literature and film recently received the 2020-21 Distinguished Teaching Award.

Alan Farfan Canales '23

Student Snapshot: Allan Farfan Canales ’23

Allan Farfan Canales ‘23 has written screenplays and short stories and created a mixtape about his first year at Dickinson.

Jackie Logsted

Student Snapshot: Jackie Logsted ’22

Jackie Logsted '22's book, co-written with her mom, was released by Penguin Random House on Jan. 5. She also has a quarantine podcast, cohosted with Erin Clarke '22.

David Decker, a 1990 graduate of Dickinson College, shares keys to his success in the rapidly evolving television and movie industry.

Resilience, Creativity, Game Theory: Meet Warner Bros.' Exec and Dickinson College Alumnus David Decker '90

Warner Bros. exec David Decker '90, who led the recent sale of 'Friends' to HBO and USA/NBCU, shares the keys to his success in a competitive industry undergoing profound and rapid-fire change.

Photo montage of the portraits of Heather Bedi, Angela DeLutis-Eichenberger, Nicoletta Marini-Maio, Mireille Rebeiz, Ed Webb

Dickinson College Professors to Discuss Protests Around the World

A panel of five Dickinson professors representing a variety of disciplines and national backgrounds will address worldwide environmental activism and protest movements in different countries.

Portraits of Gregory Steirer, Kathryn Heard, David O'Connell, Susan Feldman

Dickinson College to Host Perspectives on Impeachment Panel Discussion

A panel of faculty experts will discuss the subject of impeachment from legal, political, ethical and media perspectives.

Anedra Edwards

Visual Creativity

Former international business & management major and film studies minor Anedra Edwards ’10 manages over 1,800 visual effects shots for the CW Network's "Black Lightning."

Carlisle Theatre

Commissioned Documentary by Dickinson College Students Screened to Hundreds at Carlisle Theatre

Student-created documentary celebrates storied local theatre's 80th anniversary.

Portrait of Amandine Gay looking out a large window.

Dickinson College to Host Filmmaker and French Film Screening

Filmmaker Amandine Gay will visit Dickinson for a screening of her film, “Ouvrir la voix” (Speak Up/Make Your Way), and a related discussion.

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