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News published 2014

March Photo Madness

March Photo Madness Update

Discover the great images your fellow Dickinsonians have shared, and learn how you can still participate.

Alec Ross will present the 2014 Poitras-Gleim lecture

New Money

Alec Ross will present the Poitras-Gleim lecture on bitcoin and other digital currency.

Ryan Steinbock

Off to the Races

Ryan Steinbock '14 brings back a new record from NCAA Championships.

Detail from Judith Schaechter's 2013 work Birth of Eve.

Through the Looking Glass

World-renowned stained-glass artist Judith Schaechter travels down the rabbit hole and emerges with advice about art, life and love.

Kimberly Dozier named Omar Bradley Chair

CNN and Daily Beast Contributor Appointed Bradley Chair

Kimberly Dozier, best-selling author of Breathing the Fire: Fighting to Survive and Get Back to the Fight, has been named the General Omar N. Bradley Chair in Strategic Leadership.

Benjamin Rush statue on the Dickinson campus.

The Republics of Benjamin Rush

Dickinson will host an academic conference of Rush scholars.

Basketball image

Eight Is Enough

Men's basketball team's record season ends with loss in "Elite Eight" round of NCAA tournament.

Gerry Wixted '15 led the Red Devils with 22 points in their third round victory.

Becoming Elite

Dickinson defeats Wheaton College 81-71 to advance to the "Elite Eight."

Rachel Winner at the Baha'i Gardens in Israel

At the Intersection of Religion and Sustainability

Religion and sustainability meet in Jerusalem for Rachel Winner '09.

Steven Solomon

Global Water Scarcity

Author Steven Solomon will discuss the transforming affects of water scarcity in a March 18 lecture.

Energy Challenge

Up for the Challenge?

Dickinson’s Energy Challenge is back!

Students discuss climate change.

A Common Concern

Dickinson will host the first statewide Student Sustainability Symposium, which will gather more than 75 students from 25 institutions.

Dana Metclaf '14 discusses her research with fellow students, professors and community members during the American-studies senior research symposium. Her work focuses on the gender divide in American ADHD culture.

From A(DHD) to Z(umba Gear)

From ADHD culture to plus-size clothing to first ladies to Julia Child's "delightfully incorrigible ham," there's a wide range of research topics for seniors in American studies.

Locker room photo

Where Preparation Meets Inspiration

The recently opened Durden Athletic Training Center provides new space for athletes to prepare and find inspiration.

Dickinson professors discuss Ukraine and Russia during a panel event sponsored by The Clarke Forum for Contemporary Issues.

Beyond Ukraine or Russia

Dickinson professors engage the community in discussions on Ukraine and Russia.