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Sounding the Alarm

Former NASA scientist James Hansen will present the annual Joseph Priestley Lecture.

James Taub
Living History

History major James Taub '15 doesn't just study American history. He lives it.

Peter Costanzo '14, an international business & management major, marked his second Networking Day this year.
3, 2, 1, Blastoff!

Alumni help students launch dynamic careers

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Dickinson Named Top Fulbright-Producing College

Once again, Dickinson produces more Fulbrighters than the majority of four-year colleges in the country.

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Things That Can’t Be Said Any Other Way

The Global Clothesline Project commemorates its 20th anniversary at Dickinson.

Dickinson campus on a sunny day.
Marsha Ray Appointed Vice President for College Advancement

Ray provides strategic leadership and oversight of all areas of advancement.

Archaeologist Allison Cuneo '07 excavates a tomb in the Sidekan area of Iraqi Kurdistan (July 2013).
Indiana Jones 2.0

Archaeologist Allison Cuneo '07 performs high-profile international research.

Associate Professor of Chemistry Amy Witter collects surface sediments along the Conodoguinet Creek. Urban collection sites showed strong correlations with coal-tar-based sealcoat runoff.
Toxic Driveways?

Research at Dickinson marks first comprehensive identification of a common driveway sealant as a major source of toxins in a Pennsylvania waterway.

Diamond McClintock poses on campus
Passing It On

Service, engagement and leadership make Dickinson the right fit for Diamond McClintock ’14

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It's Easy Being Green

New Athletics Eco-Reps look to change the conversation for Dickinson sports.

Nelson Mandela
Reflections on the Life of Nelson Mandela

Dickinson faculty members reflect on the life of revered statesman Nelson Mandela.

Students put the finishing touches on their sculpture.
Sustainable Art

Students in business, environmental science and other disciplines were commissioned to create sustainability-themed public art

Frederick Schlick poses at the piano with his instructors.
From Motorhead to Mozart

Aspiring operatic tenor Frederick Schlick ’14 shows his range.

Leah Miller '14
Adventurous History

John Dickinson scholar Leah Miller ’14 helped create an open online course and once dreamed of becoming the next Indiana Jones.

jillian dunbar
Inquisitive and Expressive

Biochemistry & molecular-biology major Jillian Dunbar '14 combines two passions—arts and science—in interesting ways.

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