Coronavirus Update

Dickinson has made the decision to move classes online for the rest of the semester. The campus is not open to visitors until further notice.

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Coronavirus Response News

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Chris Sharples’ ’87 Architectural Firm Helps NYC in the Time of COVID-19

Alum's architectural firm creates protective medical-grade face shields for New York’s Weill Cornell Medicine.

Bob Weed '80 speaks with student volunteers at the Project SHARE food bank. Photo by Joe O'Neill.

Dickinson Alumnus Leads Local Efforts to Feed Food-insecure Families Amid COVID-19 Emergency

As the COVID-19 pandemic unspools, Bob Weed '80, CEO of the Project SHARE food bank, helps to meet increasing demands amid formidable challenges

Using applications like Zoom, Dickinson professors hold synchronous classes, breakout discussions and office hours. Students remain connected with professors and classmates while studying from home during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

Transitioning From Classroom to Online Instruction: Behind the Scenes as Dickinson College Brings the Liberal Arts Online

Learn how Dickinson transitioned from classroom to online instruction in only one week, while continuing to nurture community across time zones in challenging times.

During these challenging times and with the amount of uncertainty the future holds, we decided to take a look back on the last year to reflect on all of the positive and prideful moments.

Dickinson Community Remains Strong

Dickinsonians may have had to leave campus due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, but the community remains committed to finishing the semester #DsonStrong.

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Dickinson College Recruitment Efforts Go Virtual, Remain Personal

As colleges around the world move to online classes and close their campuses to visitors, Dickinson’s admissions team innovates and maintains its personalized approach.

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