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Professor of music Amy Wlodarski works with a student in front of Weiss.

From Classrooms to Cookouts: Meaningful Student-Faculty Connections at Dickinson College

Learn why Dickinson’s personalized approach to a liberal-arts education with close faculty mentorship is so powerful.

Sylvia Smith '73 (center) at work. Smith, an art-department alumna and Dickinson trustee, is highlighted in the 2022 publication "The Women Who Changed Architecture."

Rocking the World: Sylvia Smith '73 Named Among 'Women Who Changed Architecture'

Art department alumna Sylvia Smith '73 'rocks the world,' according to a definitive new book, "The Women Who Changed Architecture."

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Top Tips for Capturing That Career-shaping Fellowship

How can you take advantage of a career-shaping fellowship or scholarship? These expert tips can set you up for success.

The Revolutionary Challenge aims to find new ways to help students contribute meaningfully in a fast-changing world.

Can a Liberal-Arts Education Give You an Edge in Tech?

Dickinson alums working at Google, Microsoft and a technology training startup weigh in on whether a liberal-arts education can give you a leg up in tech.

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Dickinsonians Awarded Fulbright ETA Grants

Two Dickinsonians recently received Fulbright grants to teach in South America. Alexandra Fosbury ’21 will work in Argentina, and Jacqueline Amezcua ’19 will teach in Brazil.

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