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Jonathan Haworth

Saying “Yes”

London-based ABC News editor Jonathan Haworth ’04 discusses his globe-trotting professional path and how Dickinson taught him to seize opportunities.

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Lifelong Commitment to Service Recognized

Judge Rosalyn Robinson ’68 has committed her life to service, and in November, family members, colleagues and Dickinsonians attended her ceremonial portrait unveiling following her retirement.

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Alumna Finds Treasure in Library Giveaway

Lori Bainbridge ’84 picked up a book that led her to discover unknown connections and historical Dickinson figures.

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Midyear Impact Report (2019-20)

Explore the impact of your giving and how you can help Dickinson reach its goals.

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Wherever There’s a Court

An international student, an international sport, an international love for the game: Meet tennis standout Leo Sorkin ’22.

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Blurring the Divides

Dickinson’s fall theatre & dance performances continue to break with convention.

Rabbi Marley Weiner comes to Dickinson as the Milton B. Asbell Center for Jewish Life's first full-time director since the center's 2003 inception.

10 Questions with Rabbi Marley Weiner

The first full-time director of the Milton B. Asbell Center for Jewish Life discusses her background, her transition to Dickinson and her vision for the future of Jewish programming.

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Dickinson Introduces New Study-Abroad Initiatives

Dickinson recently announced its newest program in Brazil and the relocation of its Australia program to New Zealand.

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A Next-Level Global Education

Six international students offer an inside look at their Dickinson experience.

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Enhancing the International Experience: Overseas Student Assistants

In addition to the many international students who call Dickinson home for four years, Dickinson also hosts 13 Overseas Student Assistants (OSAs) each year.

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Fine Print (Winter 2020)

Nonfiction dominates this issue’s collection and covers topics from mindfulness to Michelangelo. A debut novel about a playwright obsessed with the Kennedy era is the featured fiction work.

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Separated by Miles; United by Books

More than 500 alumni, parents, faculty and staff have connected over a shared love of reading thanks to the Alumni Book Club.

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Winter 2020 Kudos

From poetry to political analysis, academic approaches to astronomical anomalies, Dickinson faculty, staff and students were featured in prominent media outlets in recent months.

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Kudos (Fall 2019)

From political commentary to industry expertise, Dickinson faculty members are sought-after voices for major media outlets.

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Meet the Trustees

Meet five members of Dickinson’s Board of Trustees and discover some of their accomplishments, why they are proud to be trustees and a bit about what they do outside of their leadership roles.

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