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Olivia Renault '25 at her London internship site.

London Calling! Students Get Career-Shaping Global Experience Through Dickinson's New London Internship Program

“This experience is setting me up well for my future life." Dickinson's London internship program combines career-shaping, high-skill opportunities with the benefits of studying abroad.

Two students work with a turtle net

Turtle Tracking: Dickinson Students Dive Into Conservation Science

Dickinson students ventured to the Huntsdale Fish Hatchery to study turtle populations.

seth allen in front of the admissions building

Seth Allen Returns to Dickinson as Vice President of Enrollment Management

After stints at Grinnell and Pomona, former dean of admissions is ready for a homecoming.

Destiny McFalls '25 (Africana studies, educational studies) helped draft an application for Carlisle Borough's designation as a Bird Town.

Internship Spotlight: Destiny McFalls ’25

Destiny McFalls '25 helped draft a successful application for Carlisle to achieve Pa. "Bird Town" designation! Bird Towns commit to creating more environmentally healthy, bird-friendly communities.

Photo by Tyler Caruso.

Dickinson Launches 2024 Annual Investment Competition

The annual event is sponsored by the Burgess Institute for the Global Economy and the Department of International Business & Management.

Ben Warren '25 in NYC, where he completed a data-journalism internship at The Wall Street Journal.

Internship Spotlight: Ben Warren ’25

As a data-reporting intern at 'The Wall Street Journal,' Ben Warren '25 sharpened his tech and analytical skills, enhanced his interviewing savvy and learned the rhythms of the reporter's life.

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Dickinson Votes: Empowering Student Voices in 2024

The annual and ongoing initiative sets the tone for the importance of students getting involved with elections.

In Sam’s Kitchen Towels (Warp and Weft #4), Bang Geul Han weaves together printouts of various legal documents concerning reproductive rights and their intersections with questions of race and class. Image credit: Etienne Frossard.

Dickinson to Host an Artful Approach to Constitution Day

How can artists enhance our understanding of the Constitution, its interpretations throughout history and our own political participation? This Constitution Day discussion shines a light.

Pascaline Dupas

Princeton Economist to Discuss Boosting Human Capital in Africa

A changing climate poses growing challenges, particularly in lower-income countries. Boosting Africa's human capital is key, says Princeton University's Pascaline Dupas, who visits Dickinson Sept. 19.

Wood-fired pizza and scratch-made, organic soup are now available at the Devils Den! Photo by Dan Loh.

Pizza Perfection: Devil's Den Debuts Delectable Dish

Craving the College Farm's wood-fired pizza and made-from-scratch soup? So are we! Now you can indulge in these mouthwatering treats without setting foot off campus.

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