Coming to Dickinson from rural Germany, Isa Mester ’26 found a welcoming community and exceptional opportunities to learn, lead and succeed.
Two classmates, living on different continents, reconnected on campus. Both aim to improve lives in Africa-—one through economic development, the other, through health care and education.
Hanoi native Celine Phan ’27 had never been abroad before arriving at Dickinson. She soon found a supportive community on campus and the tools it takes to succeed.
"It's a place where I can follow my curiosity, try new things and feel supported." A full scholarship unlocked fresh opportunities for Hemanth Kapa '27, who's presented at professional conferences.
Graduating computer science majors land jobs with Goldman Sachs, Deloitte and more.
Joining 21,000 global participants, members of Professor of Biology Mike Roberts' cancer lab explore the latest advances in cancer science, bioinformatics and drug discovery.
Graduating mathematics majors secure jobs with Major League Baseball, Goldman Sachs, FTI Consulting and more.
High-impact networking, hands-on learning (and seal pups!) make for an unforgettable experience.
Meet standout student-athletes Ethan Jarden ’26 and Isra Khan ’26, who made a major impact on the soccer field this season.
Meet Kobe Fleming '24 and Joe Smyth '25, lifelong friends who grew up playing squash together in New Zealand and are now co-captains of Dickinson's squash team.
“My goal is to return to my home country and share the knowledge and expertise I have gained." Meet Sebastian Valdez '26, an accomplished soccer player and aspiring civil engineer.
Dickinson joins forces with Next Genius, a program identifying and supporting the brightest and most promising students from 1,800 schools in India, Bangladesh and Nepal.
There's no greater gift than to make a dream possible. For Argentina native Pablo Thaler '07, a dream of working toward more stable democracies in Latin America began with a Dickinson scholarship.
Meet Saul Iwowo ’26, a first-year Red Devil soccer player who’s definitely one to watch.
“Dickinson's education allowed me to enter rooms where real decisions are made,” says Louis-David Kakou ’23, a political-science major who interned at UNESCO in Paris.