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Finding Community and Challenging Herself

Lilith Greene-Friedman ’27 is a Dickinson leader studying international business & management, active in Hillel and campus organizations, and a member of Hillel International’s Student Cabinet.

Students gather at Dickinson’s Summer Experiential Learning Showcase. Photo by Zoey Bochicchio '28.

Summer Experiential Learning Showcase Highlights Students' Work Beyond the Classroom

Dickinson students showcased summer 2026 experiences in law, vision research and studio art, connecting academic interests with real-world skills and career exploration.

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Sister Act

For Carson ’27 and Skye Cerow ’29, Dickinson lacrosse is a family tradition built one season at a time.

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Show Your Work: Dickinson Students Bring Math to Universal Orlando

There's a lot of math at work behind the scenes in amusement parks, and students recently explored it for three straight weeks.

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Bridging Liberal Arts & Business: The Dickinson-Tuck Experience

The new program takes students to Dartmouth to learn real-world business skills.

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Investing in the Future: Donors Fund Immersive Career-Building Program

Thirteen Dickinson students will take part in an immersive career-readiness program this summer, thanks to a big assist from two anonymous donors.

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Innovation Competition 2026: What Matters to Students Today?

Dickinson's Innovation Competition returned this spring with eight finalist teams competing across two tracks—Build It and Change It.

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International Business & Management Jobs and Graduate School Acceptances 2026

From graduate schools such as UNC Chapel Hill and Brandeis to employment with Amazon and U.S. Army military intelligence, international business & management majors launch into the wider world

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Harnessing Data to Create Social Change

Elena Mazurek ’26 applies what she’s learning about data analytics and economic concepts to her work helping local nonprofits.

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The Big Picture: Dickinson Students Get a Front-Row Seat to the Global Economy

A powerhouse panel of alumni and industry leaders bring real-world economic forces into focus for students across every major.

Co-taught by alum Gene Assaf (far left) and Assistant Professor of Philosophy Emily Kelahan (far right), the class includes guest-lectures by leaders from across a spectrum of industries. Photo by Dan Loh.

Preparing Students for Lifelong Meaning, Success

A new course, co-taught by an alum and professor, helps students develop the practical skills, personal insights and connections to help them create lifelong satisfaction and success.

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Students Dive Into Global Manufacturing With Mark Burgess '81

A tour of Mauser Packaging Solutions gives students a front-row look at what it takes to make a manufacturing powerhouse.

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Dickinson to Host Panel on Global Economy

Students in every major benefit from understanding how the global economy works and how it could shape their future careers. Four visionary leaders will share insights during a student-led discussion.

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Dickinson's 3rd Annual Investment Competition: Navigating Volatility for Gains

66 students battle market chaos, managing $1,000,000 virtual portfolios over 10 weeks.

Xiaolu Wang used an innovative method to analyze the emotional tone of the lyrics in more than 200,000 Chinese-language pop songs. His findings challenge what we think we know about pop lyrics and national mood. Photo by Dan Loh.

What Do Pop Songs Reveal About Us? New Research at Dickinson Seeks to Find Out

Can pop-song lyrics give us clues to a society's emotional temperature? The answer is more complex than many believe.

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