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News published 2014

Confronting the Contradictions

Eight Dickinson professors, supported by a grant from the Luce Initiative, launch the Valley & Ridge Goes to China program. View a Web-exclusive photo gallery.

Exit (Polling) Strategy

Students are hoping to get a better look at voter trends and behavior after conducting a countywide exit poll.

New VP for Enrollment, Marketing & Communications Named

Dickinson appoints Stefanie D. Niles as its chief enrollment officer.

Beyond the Limestone Walls: New Directions

From welcoming new Alumni Council members to helping shape future careers, Ty Saini ’93 celebrates Dickinsonians’ engagement.

Closing Thoughts: Going to Dickinson Was a Big Mistake

Joan Gettig Nagle ’53 reflects on the best mistake she ever made.

Collaborative Compositions

Music residency workshops offer rare opportunities and lead to a new CD featuring compositions by young alumni and faculty.

Volunteer Spotlight: Larry Snyder '65

Larry Snyder '65 shares in his own words why he volunteers for Dickinson.

'Brave and True'

Excitement runs high as the campus gears up for a residency with acclaimed short-story writer Lorrie Moore.

14 Books of 2014

Looking for a good holiday read or gift? There's something for everyone in this list of 14 books by Dickinson authors, all published within the last 14 months.

Fresh Perspectives

Students in a health-studies seminar researched local nonprofit programs and shared their analyses with community leaders.

Shaping Dickinson's Future

Members of the class of 2015: Proud to be a Dickinsonian, and passionate about making a difference? Consider applying for a leadership position as a Young Alumni Trustee.

Highest Ranking Ever

Men's basketball team rises to No. 5 in the nation.

Making Spirits Bright

There are many ways to celebrate the season at Dickinson. Here are a few.

Advice From the Experts

DatingAdvice.com recently profiled Assistant Professor of Sociology Amy Steinbugler about her research on the role of race in relationships.

Pushing Parameters

International-studies major, Benjamin Rush Scholar and award-winning swimmer Nora Snee ’15 pushes past perceived limits on the track toward global success.

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