A Dickinson professor’s newly published research reveals that perception may be as important as reality when it comes to the link between socioeconomic status and health.
Learn how biochemistry & molecular biology major Keagan Hesse ’22, is preparing for a career in oncology through student-faculty research at Dickinson.
During the summer, two Dickinson faculty members were featured by National Geographic, while others were cited in The Washington Post, Science magazine and The Wall Street Journal.
The latest news and publications from our faculty and administrators.
Dickinson College’s Carlisle Indian School Digital Resource Center is the most comprehensive, digitized collection of all remaining known documentation from the Carlisle Indian Industrial School.
Dickinson senior-thesis research on acoustic levitation (small objects being suspended in sound waves) is making waves in the scientific community.
Renowned snake expert and Dickinson Biology Professor Scott Boback co-leads a new project that allows researchers to spy on snakes for science.
Dickinson students in an Environmental Research Methods and Civic Engagement course conduct research and draft a proposal to improve the lives of environmentally at-risk Pennsylvania residents.
A new study by Shamma Alam, assistant professor of international studies, is the first to examine how job losses during the Great Recession affected levels of physical activity among young adults.