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After nearly 50 years at the helm, Provost and Dean Neil Weissman will return to the classroom, after a sabbatical year. Photo by Dan Loh.

Honoring a Trailblazer: Dickinson Announces the Neil B. Weissman Fund for Faculty Research

A new fund for faculty research honors the impactful legacy of Neil Weissman, as a professor of history and the college's longest-serving provost and dean.

From Mosaics to mentorships, the Children's Center to Carlisle Indian School research and beyond, Professor Susan Rose '77 has made indelible marks on her alma mater. Photo by Dan Loh.

A Deep and Global Legacy: Celebrating Susan Rose '77

“Professor Rose has built a legacy on a global scale." Professor of Sociology Susan Rose '77 has sparked and led innovative programs for nearly 40 years. A new prize in her honor celebrates her work.

The Dickinson College Orchestra performs at First Evangelical Lutheran Church in Carlisle.

History in the Making: Dickinson Presents Beethoven's Majestic Ninth

While the College Choir had performed the choral final movement, Dickinson musicians have never before presented Beethoven's greatest symphony, "Ode to Joy," in its entirety. That changes April 30.

Elias Berhe '25

Student Snapshot: Elias Berhe '25

“The Dickinson community has helped me to think differently and to dream to achieve big goals,” says Elias Berhe ’25, a computer-science major from Ethiopia who enjoys using code for the common good.

Grace MacDougall '24 visited the White House to meet with Vice President Harris and her staff. Photo courtesy of MacDougall.

Dickinson Student Visits White House to Discuss Dobbs Decision

Grace MacDougall '24 was among 70 student-leaders from across the U.S. who met with Vice President Kamala Harris and discussed the effects of the Dobbs decision on college-age communities.

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.

Sophia Perrone

Student Snapshot: Sofia Perrone ’25

With a double major in German and anthropology and coursework in health studies, Sofia Perrone is gearing up for a career that taps her interests in medical anthropology, global cultures and policy.

Mai Le '25

Student Snapshot: Mai Le ’25

“It's great to try something new. We can all learn from one another,” says Mai Le ’25, an educational-studies and psychology double major from Hanoi, Vietnam.

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An Autumn to Remember: Fall Arts Announced

Open your calendar app! You don’t want to miss the public arts events at Dickinson this fall.

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See, Learn and Engage the World With Alumni Global Adventures

Alumni Global Adventures are extraordinary opportunities to learn from Dickinson experts as you explore exciting destinations. Here are the trips we're planning for 2023.

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