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.
First-generation college students take center stage as part of new nationwide initiative.
Sarah Ruschak ’27, a history and English major, combines archival research, study abroad and community engagement while mentoring students and contributing to the Clarke Forum.
What if learning at Dickinson's College Farm had no off-season? The BarnLab project aims to transform this distinctive resource into a year-round hub for learning, research and connection.
Go, Red Devils! Both of our swim teams were honored by the College Swimming & Diving Coaches Association this spring, and Samson Qu '28 earned All-American honors.
What can a Dickinson study-abroad experience do? For Eric Denker '75, it was transformative, and it guided him toward a dream job.
Dickinson students are gaining hands-on experience in conservation, public horticulture and nonprofit leadership through internships at The Bower, a public sculpture garden in Perry County.
"So much of what we experience in our daily lives is difficult to understand and express." And then philosophy enters the chat.
Global studies, science and education majors move on to begin graduate programs in law and diplomacy, sustainable engineering and security studies.
Dickinson trustee Greg Zimmerman '83 was the first in his family to graduate from college. Decades later, he and his wife, Mira, are being honored for their transformational philanthropy.