Geoff Arnold ’10 and Brett Hollander ’07 live the dream in the Orioles’ broadcast booth.
President Margee Ensign discusses how Dickinson navigated uncharted territory this past year, and how we can continue to innovate with alumni support.
Politics and COVID-19 dominated the headlines this fall, and several Dickinson faculty members were go-to sources for election- and pandemic-related stories.
The new brain teaser from Associate Professor of Mathematics Jeffrey Forrester is all about travel! Identify the two missing cities and submit your answer for a chance to win.
Six tips from Annie Kondas, Dickinson’s director of career development, on making a career shift during this unusual time.
Alumni Council President Al Masland ‘79 dives into the etymology of the word “virtual.”
Andrew Williams '08 on what motivated him to pen a personal and cathartic essay, and how his Dickinson experience influenced that writing.
Read responses to the fall 2020 Your Turn prompts and contribute to a future issue with two new prompts!
Dickinson is taking steps to increase its commitment to diversity and inclusion throughout all areas of the institution.
Four nonfiction books take the spotlight in the fall issue, covering psychiatry, design, lectures and communication during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dickinson’s decision to go remote for the fall semester—one of the first colleges in the national to do so—garnered significant national, regional and local news coverage.
U.S. District Court Chief Judge John E. Jones III, ’77, P’11, chair of the Board of Trustees, has seen firsthand how satisfying philanthropy can be.
The Young Alumni Trustee program celebrates 10 years of success. Hear from some of the recipients about the experience, and the doors it has opened.
Dickinson’s distinctive Arctic program marks a major milestone thanks to permanent funding provided by alumni.
Becky Anstine Smith ’77 shares her perspective on how her career and outlook changed once the pandemic hit.