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The World Is Your Comfort Zone

Embracing Dickinson’s liberal-arts mission, software giant Epic Systems is home to a dozen alumni from diverse, and unexpected, disciplines.

Don Sailer, library digital projects manager, with Dickinson’s bronze bust of Moncure Conway, class of 1849.

Bronze or Bust

Abolitionist and author Moncure Conway, class of 1849, inspires an international quest.

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What Can You Do With a Philosophy Degree?

Although the value of a philosophy major is clear for those who study the discipline, for many others it seems puzzling.

Edgar Estrada ’18, Janel Pineda ’18, Armando Moreno ’20 and Jennifer Zapata ’17 in front of the Social Justice House.

A Place at the Table

Latino students at Dickinson navigate new communities, find sources of empowerment.

Neil B. Weissman

Dickinson Matters: Remaining True to Ourselves

Interim President Neil B. Weissman looks to the year ahead while celebrating current successes.

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Carlisle Strong

When Strong Towns launched a national competition, Carlisle and Dickinson leaders thought, why not us?

Kirk Swenson

Our View: Making Dickinson Home

Meet Kirk Swenson, Dickinson’s new vice president for college advancement.

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Kudos: Summer 2016

Discover what our renowned faculty and dedicated staff have been up to, including publications, grants, awards and promotions.

Students at Convocation 2016.

Commencement: A Layer of Tradition

Baccalaureate has come a long way from its early days as a religious ceremony.

Anna and Joe Wagman

Commencement: Second Act Is a Dickinson First

Joe and Anna Wagman have more in common than just being father and daughter; the two also happen to be 2016 classmates.

Founder of Project SHARE receives honorary doctor of public service degree.

Commencement: Q&A With Elaine Livas '83

The founder of Project SHARE, Livas received an honorary doctor of public service degree in May. Find out what drives one of the college’s most influential Dickinsonians.

Hannigan-Houdeshel concert 2016

Honoring the Houdeshels

A farewell concert for music instructors Mary and Barry Hannigan celebrates the legacy of renowned musicians Harry and Ruth Donahue ’40.

Fine Print: Summer 2016

Fine Print: Summer 2016

Still searching for that perfect summer read? Check out the latest publications by Dickinson alumni.

Aphnie germain '17 takes flight on the track but finds her grounding in research and with friends. Photo by Chris Knight.

In the Game: When Everything Clicks

Aphnie Germain ’17 takes flight on the track but finds her grounding in research and with friends.

Michael Donnelly

Beyond the Limestone Walls: Increasing Our Impact

Michael Donnelly ’02 reflects on completing his first year as Alumni Council president.

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