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News published 2019

Dickinson College Honored for Fundraising Excellence

The Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) recognizes Dickinson as part of the 2019 Educational Fundraising Awards for excellence in fundraising.

Merging Art and Civic Engagement

Former history and theatre arts major Sarah Zimmer ’17 merges her love of theatre with community engagement through her work with the Boston Lyric Opera.

Student Interviewers to Tap Alumni Perspectives Through New Presidential Fellowship Program

This summer, a select group of students will travel across the country to conduct alumni interviews, bringing new and diverse perspectives back to campus.

Scaling the Heights

Nathan Fry ’06, a former ROTC cadet and self-developed major in comparative literature, helps U.S. soldiers reach new heights as training director for the Army Mountain Warfare School.

Two Recent Dickinson College Graduates Honored for Achievements in Climbing, Equestrian

Isabel Gourley '19 and Sydney Stanion '19 were recently honored for their achievements in their club sports of climbing and equestrian.

12th Annual Valley & Ridge Workshop Unites Faculty to Discuss Sustainability

Faculty from Dickinson and other peer institutions gather to learn new ways to address sustainability in the curriculum through the Valley & Ridge Faculty Development Workshop.

Dickinson College Earns A+ S&P Rating

Dickinson’s Standard & Poor's (S&P) A+ rating was affirmed with a “stable outlook” designation by S&P, a leading index provider and data source of independent credit ratings.

Executive Director of Dickinson College's ALLARM Named to National Water Quality Monitoring Council

Julie Vastine ’03 has been named to a nationwide body with broad reach in water-monitoring initiatives.

'Lifelong Community': Alumni Reconnect During Dickinson College Alumni Weekend 2019

Alumni find many opportunities to connect, reminisce and learn something new during Alumni Weekend.

What's the Dickinson in Italy Study Abroad Program Really Like?

What's it like to study in Bologna through the Dickinson in Italy study abroad program? Hear straight from our students as they make their way through this vibrant commercial and cultural center.

A Dedication to Preservation

Former environmental science major Kate Consroe Ceste ’09 strives to preserve the environment for future generations working for the National Council for Science and the Environment.

Dickinson College's Sigma Lambda Beta Goes From Colony to Full-Fledged Chapter

Thanks to the dedication of the brothers of Sigma Lambda Beta, they are now part of an official chapter of the fraternity.

Mary Coffman Crocker ’65 and John Crocker

"Dickinson’s liberal arts education gave me a desire to continue learning throughout my life, not just in my professional field. It has prepared me to deal with changes in the workplace and in life."

Internship Spotlight: Bizz Fretty, the Metropolitan Museum of Art

Bizz Fretty '20 is applying what she's learned as an art & art history and medieval & early modern studies double major to her internship at the Met in New York City.

Internship Spotlight: Cat Bohner '20, the Marine Mammal Center

Cat Bohner '20 hones her communication and leadership skills while making an impact as a conservation education intern at the Marine Mammal Center.

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