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Dickinson will invite students back for the spring. Campus buildings are closed and face coverings are required on campus.

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Performers recorded in a variety of settings for the digital concert The Quilt.

Creating Remotely, Together: Dickinson Presents Triumphant Interarts Digital Concert

Working together from across the country and around the world, Dickinsonians present an interarts digital concert that's a triumph of creativity and collaboration.

Catering Chef Ashley Telep bastes a perfectly roasted Thanksgiving turkey.

Video: Dickinson Chefs Demonstrate How to Cook a Thanksgiving Meal

Flummoxed by turkey gizzards? Searching for new recipes? Or just want to relax as master chefs show you how it's done? Dining Services created a Thanksgiving 2020 cooking video for you.

CAN network sign. Photo by Joe O'Neill.

Masking Up for the Common Good

As the holiday season and colder weather grow nearer, a new public-health campaign launched by Dickinson and local community leaders encourages safe shopping and learning.

Beijing skyline from the water with a bird flying in the foreground.

New Global Program Launches at Dickinson College

The Globally Integrated Semester combines global learning, rigorous classes and values-based education in a novel way.

Because the fall 2020 ENST Management of the Aquatic Environment course is online, alumni like Susanne Lee '67 (top right) are able to take part.

Remote Learning Brings Multigenerational Perspectives to Classes at Dickinson College

The remote semester makes classes available to a record number of alumni this fall. That connects students and alumni and provides a glimpse of how Dickinsonians apply classroom learning on the job.

Dickinson Archway

Dickinsonians Gather for Virtual Homecoming & Family Week

Dickinson alumni, students, families and friends celebrate, connect and learn during Virtual Homecoming & Family Week.

Chase Philpot '14 took this photo in Morocco while studying abroad.

Innovating in the COVID-19 Era: Dickinson College Report Reveals Why the Future's Bright for Global Ed

A three-year report reveals changes and continuities in global education and tells the stories behind the accolades.

Professor of Theatre Sherry Harper-Macomb in a videoconference call with students

Discovering Silver Linings and Opportunities During the Remote Semester

Faculty members find new ways to bring the liberal arts alive remotely, and it might be working out better than anyone had expected.

Cadets carry PPE supplies

On the March: Blue Mountain Battalion Steps Up for the Community

Dickinson and other area ROTC cadets raise $3,000 for PPE supplies for local nonprofit organization.

Professor of Music James Martin meets with community leaders to discuss the rollout of the new COMPOSED: Make Music Any Way! program. Photo by Tony Moore.

Making Music Any Way: Student-Led Program Brings Benefits of Music Education Online

Because of COVID-19, children are missing out on the joy, friendships, confidence and skills that music education can bring. The winners of the Dickinson Civic Innovation Competition are here to help.

Wheel and Chain

YouTube 'Tappings' Bring a 96-Year Dickinson College Tradition Online

Dickinson's Wheel and Chain society observes an 96-year-old tradition with a 2020 twist.

Dickinson Charter Day celebrations went virtual in 2020. Photo illustration by Neil Mills and MaryAlice Bitts-Jackson.

What's Old Is New Again: Dickinson College Re-imagines Charter Day for 2020

On the 237th anniversary of the college's chartering, Dickinsonians around the world gathered online to celebrate and learn fun facts about the early days.

the annual student concerto competition took place in public for the first time this year.

The Show Must Go On! Dickinson College Unveils New Concert Channel

Performance is essential to music education at Dickinson, and that’s a challenge during a pandemic! The music department’s new YouTube channel brings Dickinson musicians center stage again.

Aline Scop Plavnik '09 offers virtual tours of Rio as a locally, nationally and internationally certified tour guide

Missing Travel? Try This Dickinson College Alumna’s Virtual Tours

Aline Scop Plavnik ’09, a former Liberty Cap campus tour guide, brings the majesty of travel to living rooms around the world.

Students connect via Zoom with fellow students with similar interests. Photo by Claudia Bonaccorsi ’22.

Dickinson College's Virtual Activities Fair Re-Imagines How New Students Connect in the COVID-19 Era

Q: How do you get involved outside of class and make friends during a pandemic? A: Dickinson's Virtual Activities Fair.

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