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News published 2019

Painting with Light

Lighting designer Rebecca Frederick ’84 spent her career using light to serve the telling of the story.

Designing a Pop-Culture Moment

Discover how Vincent Paterson ’72, a globally renowned choreographer-director, orchestrated some of the most iconic pop-music moves in the 1980s and ’90s.

A New Global View

“After taking these classes, I didn’t see the world in the same way,” says Meet Mollie Montague ’19, on her Dickinson experience as a sociology and Spanish double major.

Kudos (Spring 2019)

Dickinson faculty and staff continue to be go-to sources for major media outlets, from The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal to NBC News and NPR.

Diversity and Inclusivity

President Margee Ensign shares her views on the challenges and opportunities that come with Dickinson’s efforts to enhance diversity on campus.

Focused on the Good

“Dickinson students are the best, and they've made my experience a great one,” says Malcolm Davis ’19, a Red Devils football player, tour guide, student interviewer and volunteer.

Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Major Earns 2019 Fulbright Award

Leah Wachsmuth will perform biological research in Argentina for the National Institutes of Health.

NRDC to Receive 2019 Rose-Walters Prize at Dickinson College for Environmental Activism

Actor and environmental activist Pierce Brosnan and NRDC Western Director Joel Reynolds will accept the prize at Commencement.

Dickinson College Innovation Competition Spurs Student Startups in Education, Health Care and Sustainable Transportation

The 2019 Innovation Competition at Dickinson crowns three winners among a record number of teams.

Dickinson Closes the Books on Record-Breaking Day of Giving

The final numbers are in: Dickinsonians across campus and around the world gave a combined 3,898 gifts, big and small, during a 24-hour period, adding up to $1,032,627 for the college.

A Distinctive Community

“Dickinson is one of few places a chemist and an artist can meet in a history class and have it not be strange at all,” says Erik Calvo Fielding ’19, who values the college's close-knit community.

The Psychology of Winning

Meet Mike Hinckley ’19, a psychology and economics double major and a Centennial Conference Student-Athlete of the Year who plans a career in sports psychology.

Finding a Proud History

Ke’son Bullock-Brown '19 discovers new pride by digging into history through Africana studies.

Bridging the Gap

From her research on prison reform to her internship with Planned Parenthood of Maine, Lauren Weickert ’19 is not afraid to take a stand on tough issues.

Committed to Memory

From neurological research into memory on campus to volunteering in an Alzheimer's clinic in Spain, Olivia Lowden ’19 puts classroom lessons into action around the globe.

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