Coronavirus Update

On July 15, Dickinson announced that the fall 2020 semester will be remote. Campus is closed to visitors who do not have an approved appointment. Face coverings must be worn at all times.

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Kayleigh Rhatigan

Dickinson College Student Earns Prestigious Beinecke Scholarship

Kayleigh Rhatigan '19 earns the Beinecke Scholarship, which supports exceptional students in their pursuit of graduate study in the arts, humanities and social sciences.

Classical Studies

Dickinson College Classical Studies Department Hosts Classics Honor Society's National Conference

Dickinson's Department of Classical Studies recently explored everything from the Hercules cycle to Caesar and the Battle of Alesia, hosting a national conference for Eta Sigma Phi.

Students examine a staged crime scene to explore a wide array of scientific fields

Forensic Files (the Biology Class, Not the Show)

Biology students examine a staged crime scene to explore a wide array of scientific fields.

Mt Holly Video

Environmental Geophysics Fieldwork Seeks to Uncover Hidden Past

Students use ground-penetrating radar to examine a historic site.

Students who will head off to Oxford next semester

Oxford’s Mansfield Program Accepts Two More Dickinson College Students

Audrey Schlimm ’20 and Drew Kaplan ’20 are the latest Dickinsonians to be accepted into Oxford University's prestigious Mansfield College Visiting Student Programme.

Artist Lalla Essaydi poses in front of her work, hung in The Trout Gallery. Photo by Carl Socolow '77.

Images of Islamic Women Unveiled in Essaydi Exhibition

Portraits are complex feminist manifestos for Lalla Essaydi, a noted international artist who recently visited Dickinson to discuss her cross-cultural work and meet with students.

Books from the archives' New Negro collection

Tangible Artifacts

Recent additions to Dickinson's Harlem Renaissance collection are helping students get a better sense of this significant movement in American literature.

Sustainability

Sustainability, Infused

Dickinson's approach to sustainability makes this pressing issue a part of every student’s education.

While studying in Kathmandu, Nepal as part of the Mosaics program, students attended dinner with fellow Dickinsonians and even a few prospective students and their families.

A Very Dickinson Dinner

While studying in Nepal through the global, interdisciplinary Mosaic research program, students attend a dinner with Dickinsonians and even a few prospective students and their families.

Photo of students testing water samples.

Conodoguinet Conservation

Dickinson’s Alliance for Aquatic Resource Monitoring and the Cumberland County Conservation District are working with the community to gather data on the health of a nearby creek.

Flaherty Lecture brings a changing mental health landscape to light.

Redefining Madness

Flaherty Lecture brings a changing mental health landscape to light.

Alexander Heffner

Navigating the 'Age of Polarization'

PBS host Alexander Heffner urges students to "listen to new ideas with the goal of advancing discourse and understanding" during Dickinson's annual Constitution Day Address.

ALD students

Taking the Torch

Dickinson earns Alpha Lambda Delta's Order of the Torch award, recognizing the college for having one of the top first-year honor society chapters in the nation.

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