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News published 2012

Immersed

Katie Kiraly '11 went from a Middle East studies to a research-assistant position at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.

Shopping Local

Whether you're shopping for a gift-giving occasion or just want to explore the town, you can easily make an afternoon of it in downtown Carlisle.

12 in 2012

A twist on the typical year-in-review feature from our photographer's perspective.

Learning to Make a Difference

Dickinson student Emily Eckardt ’13 combines coursework and community service to learn how to make an impact.

Timeless Classics

Seasonal tunes draw packed houses to annual holiday concerts.

Sustainable Resources

Dickinson receives $400,000 grant to expand its Asian-studies curriculum.

Finding an Extra Voice

Alexander Strachan ’13 is learning to make a difference through music.

Vision Statement

Perry "Vision" DiVirgilio '00 appears on CNN’s "Black in America"

From the Tropics to the Pennsylvania Shale

Ruby Stanmyer ’13 wants to make a difference, and Dickinson is giving her a leg up.

David Kim With the Dickinson Orchestra

David Kim, the celebrated concertmaster of the Philadelphia Orchestra since 1999, appears at Dickinson in an all-Mozart Concert

Murasaki Commissions

Since 1996, the Murasaki Duo has performed classic and new cello and piano literature as chamber music, earning recognition as one of the leading ensembles of the genre.

Ellen Durkan: Accessories for an Iron Maiden

Ellen Durkan creates fantastical fashion pieces out of metal, steel and other nontraditional materials

Do What You Love and Love What You Do

Ben Hanbury-Aggs ’11 finds his way through the hallowed halls of Sotheby’s.

Caitlin Ruggeri’s Quest

Inaugural scholarship recipient aims to help patients of chronic and series illnesses.

Sneak Peek

Senior studio-art majors offer glimpse of their big upcoming show

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