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Dickinson Celebrates Giving Tuesday

Dickinson raises over $300,000 on Giving Tuesday, an annual global celebration of philanthropy.

Photo by Dan Loh

Biking at Dickinson Program Garners National Honors, Adds New Equipment

Dickinson's biking program again earned gold Bicycle Friendly University honors. Thanks to an alum's recent donation, we'll keep riding strong on campus and in the local community.

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Financing Forward

Returning to Dickinson as the college’s vice president for finance & administration and chief financial officer (CFO) this fall, David Walker has one thing on his mind—growth.

Neal Abraham '72 and Donna Wiley pose before the plaque in their honor. As a member of the Founders' Society, they are memorialized in a plaque in Old West. Photo by Dan Loh.

An Evening to Remember: Honoring Neal Abraham '72

A Friday-evening, two-venue event honored Dickinson Trustee Neal Abraham '72 and illuminated some of the student-faculty research he's helped make possible.

Members of the first cohort of Reynolds Scholars meet with President John E. Jones III '77, P'11 (second from left) and George and Jennifer Ward Reynolds '71. .

One for the History Books: Dickinson Welcomes First Reynolds Scholars

Five student-leaders in Dickinson's class of 2026 are staking a claim in the college's history books as Dickinson's inaugural Reynolds Scholars.

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Advancing Athletics

Tom ’78 and Judianne Hare P’22 support the Red Devil student-athlete experience.

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Dickinson Forward Celebration Spotlights Transformational Philanthropy

Alumni, families, students, faculty and staff gather to celebrate the college's Dickinson Forward initiative and discover its far-reaching effects.

Edwards and a few of his students who've conducted fieldwork in the Arctic. Photo by Dan Loh.

Ahead of the Curve: Dickinson Celebrates Landmark for Arctic Studies Program

Dickinson kicked off Alumni Weekend by honoring Professor of Earth Sciences Ben Edwards, the college's first Moraine Chair in Arctic Studies.

Neal Abraham '72, a liberal-arts college faculty member and academic administrator, and his wife Donna Wiley are longtime Dickinson supporters. Most recently, they established a fund to support student-faculty research.

Making ‘Good Work’ Possible

Neal Abraham ’72 and Donna Wiley help build the future through student-faculty research and scholarship funds at Dickinson.

Supporting Service

Inspired by granddaughter Laney Herndon '22, Albert '60 and Virginia Alley established a program to make health-focused service trips available to students planning related careers.

Ashley Morefield '18

Ashley Morefield ’18

"Dickinson continues to expand, evolve and attract even more students from around the world. It deserves the support of its alumni." Ashley Morefield '18 explains why she supports scholarships.

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Dickinson Celebrates Largest Fundraising Year in Over a Decade

Alumni, parents and friends gave nearly $39 million in gifts and commitments to help change lives and change the world through Dickinson in fiscal year 2021-22.

Amy Beach '94

Amy Beach ’94

“A liberal-arts education prepares you for life as a mature and productive person in an ever-changing world,” says Amy Beach ’94, commanding officer for the U.S. Coast Guard.

Volunteers on the Class of 1992's Reunion Committee join together on campus during Alumni Weekend 2022.

And the Winner Is … the Class of 1992!

The class of 1992 broke the mold with a record-breaking class gift. Here's how they did it, and why they hope it'll inspire fellow alumni next year.

Mike and Deb Huber met at the very beginning of their first year at Dickinson.

Deb Young Huber ’77

In honor of her late husband, Mike ’77, Deb Young Huber ’77 established a scholarship at the college that brought them together and paved their paths toward successful careers.

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