For 17 days, our trustees will match Dickinson Fund gifts dollar for dollar, up to $100K. That doubles the good you can do. (Plus, our exclusive beanies are back!)
In November, a Harvard biologist will promote connecting with the natural world through trees, and Posit PBC’s chief scientist will discuss data science and coding with AI.
Brian Dorfler '97 shares how his time at Dickinson prepared him for a career in the media industry.
The New Voices Theatre Festival brought the talents of student playwrights, actors, directors and technicians center stage.
Alumni and families gathered to reconnect, learn and celebrate their Dickinson ties.
On his multifaceted career, he says, “The education that I got here led me to believe that I could do anything."
The countdown is on for Homecoming & Family Weekend (Oct. 23-25)! Here's why it's an unmissable Dickinson tradition.
Dickinson students showcased summer 2026 experiences in law, vision research and studio art, connecting academic interests with real-world skills and career exploration.
Dickinson welcomed the class of 2030 at Convocation, marking the start of the 2026-27 academic year and continuing the tradition of entering Old West through its historic doors.
New swimming locker rooms will give Dickinson student athletes a dedicated space to prepare, celebrate and build community, thanks to generous alumni and parent support.
Judy Guss-Nelson was an NIH scientist in an era when far fewer women entered the field. Inspired by her daughter’s lab, she quietly made a gift to support hands-on science education at Dickinson.
First, they raised $360,000+ to support Dickinson basketball. Now these former teammates host a podcast about Red Devils basketball—and why basketball alumni still "wear the red."
Members of the class of 2026 share the best parts of their four years at Dickinson and discuss their plans after graduation.
The Red Devils will host Gettysburg College for the title game on Biddle Field, Saturday, May 2, at 7 p.m.
Dickinson approves a new major in finance, responding to surging student demand and positioning Dickinson graduates for rewarding careers—without leaving the liberal arts behind.