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News published 2018

A Video Update From President Margee Ensign

Dickinson President Margee Ensign shares information on new programs and initiatives at the college.

Dickinson College in the News, June/July 2018

Groundbreaking research at Dickinson was highlighted in The New York Times, and faculty members were recently featured in numerous news outlets ranging from National Geographic to The Guardian.

A Wide World of Opportunity

Meet Alden Mohacsi ’19, a history major, tour guide and first-year mentor who also plays guitar, works at The Trout Gallery and sings in the college choir and with the Crescendevils.

Gaining a Global View

Meet Lou Grossman ’73, a public-relations expert whose first-year seminar, combined with his experiences as a Bologna study-abroad student, transformed his worldview.

Following the Money

Former American studies major Brian Schwartz ’13 delves into the world of money and politics as a political finance reporter for CNBC.

Dickinson College Student-Faculty Research Explores Nanotechnology, Health Impacts of Recession and More

More than 50 students majoring in everything from medieval & early modern studies to computer science are engaging in funded student-faculty research projects this summer.

Residence Life 101

Current students discuss residence halls, residence life and what to expect as a first-year student at Dickinson.

"What Am I going to Do for the Rest of my Life?" Dickinson College Career Development Dean Offers a Surprising Answer

When it comes to planning for the future, Dickinson Director of Career Development Phil Jones stresses the importance of near-term goals.

ALLARM's Julie Vastine '03 Named to Board of Citizen Science Association

Julie Vastine ’03, director of Dickinson’s Alliance for Aquatic Resource Monitoring (ALLARM), has been appointed to the board of the Citizen Science Association.

Orientation Focused on Ethics, Inclusivity and Civic Engagement Sets Students Up for Success

Orientation programs welcome the class of 2022 into Dickinson's global campus community.

Environmental Science Major Helps Restore Oyster Population With the Chesapeake Bay Foundation

Michael Marinelli '19 is working toward becoming an environmental scientist through his internship at the Chesapeake Bay Foundation.

Physics Major Explores Nuclear Fusion Through Internship at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory

William Boyes '19 gains research experience as an experimental plasma physics intern at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

Fall Music, Art, Theatre and Dance Events Announced

From 'Paradise Lost' to the Carlisle Indian School to Homer Simpson, this fall's public arts events draw from diverse inspirations and showcase deep talent.

Alumnus and Trustee Hosts Student During California Internship

Claire Taben '20 travels to California for an internship at Winplus North America Inc., where she met alumnus and trustee Mark Lehman '71 and formed a very Dickinson friendship.

Dickinson Performance Inspired by Milton's Classic 'Paradise Lost'

A work in progress blending genre, form and time, "PARADIZ'D" is inspired by the first book of "Paradise Lost."

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