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Linda Henderson,

Science, Math, Technology and ... Art? Skimming the Fourth Dimension With Linda Henderson '69

Linda Dalrymple Henderson '69 is a major figure in art history, specializing in the intersections between math, science, technology and the occult.

Traditional German town center.

German Major Jobs 2019

Graduating seniors secure jobs with the U.S. Army and A2Z Global.

Writer-performer Ahne discusses the fine points of German humor students during a March 27 class in the Max Kade Institute of German Cultural Studies. Photo by Carl Socolow '77.

Dickinson College Students Work With German Writer-Performer Ahne in Advance of Public Performance

Students translate humorous texts by well-known German writer-performer in advance of dynamic public reading.

Jake Saltzberg '20.

Business with a Global Twist

Jake Saltzberg ’20 wanted to study business, but he also wanted the benefits of a global education. Dickinson’s distinctive major in international business & management was a perfect fit.

Outstanding students are honored with prestigious awards

German Major Earns Fulbright Scholarship

Lee Mottola '18 earns Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Scholarship to teach in Berlin, Germany.

Yoko Tawada

Author Yoko Tawada to Deliver Multilingual Performance at Dickinson

Yoko Tawada to read excerpts of her novels, poems and essays in Japanese and German, with English translations.

Insa Kohler, a former exchange student from Dickinson, returned to campus to read from her newly published book.

A Global Window

The foreign-language departments kicked off their writer-in-residence series with a young German writer whose comical observations open a window to art and youth culture in Berlin.

Abdellah Taïa

No Passport Required

International directors, writers, performing artists and scholars bring the world to campus and into the classroom.

Austen Dowell

Across the Globe

Two Dickinsonians are set to engage the world through two prestigious international scholarships.

Paul Bartrop

Stories of Rescue from the Holocaust

A leading scholar of the Holocaust, Paul Bartrop, will present Dickinson’s 2017 Pincus Lecture.

alex bates and kamaal haque

Into the Wild

Dickinson professors leave the classroom far below for a dizzying hobby.

Käthe Kollwitz, Die Gefangenen (The Prisoners), etching, 1908

Reflections on Grief and Brutality

The Trout Gallery exhibits renowned German artist Käthe Kollwitz’s etchings of the Peasant War.

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