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News published 2019

Gaining Flexibility

Trung Nguyen ’19 sees his international business & management major at Dickinson as the best way to gain intellectual flexibility and agility for future success.

Where Food Meets Justice

From China to a local Carlisle farmers market, Rachel Gross ’19 is learning how food shapes justice and community around the world.

Diversifying the Canon: The Ongoing Story of a Dickinson College English Major

For the English department’s annual Cogan Alumni Fellowship, Rev. Annie Lockhart-Gilroy ’97 shares her journey from English major to minister, scholar and womanist practical theologian.

Transferring from One College to Another—Successfully

Vice President and Dean of Enrollment Catherine McDonald Davenport shares strategies and tips for parents and families.

Mentoring and Motivating

Former law & policy major Scott Hackett-Dalgliesh ’07 used the multifaceted skills garnered from his Dickinson education to land his dream job as a college lacrosse coach.

Executive Director of Our Children's Trust Visits Dickinson College for Rose-Walters Prize Residency

Julia Olson visits Dickinson to discuss landmark climate-change lawsuit.

Global Adventure Trip Offers Dickinsonians Rare Opportunity to Explore Galapagos Islands

Dickinson invites alumni, parents and friends to join professors Marcus Key and Ben Edwards on the college's next Global Adventure trip, Galapagos: Darwin’s Enchanted Isles, Jan. 10-19, 2020.

Mermaid Players Production Brings World War I Culture Vividly to Life

Dickinson's production of the groundbreaking play “Oh What a Lovely War" will include informative student presentations and a Saturday wartime-food demonstration.

Dickinson College in the News: February 2019

From Jan. 26 to Feb. 26, Dickinson was featured in national and international news outlets more 640 times, including faculty op-eds in The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times.

Philosophy Major Jobs 2019

Graduating seniors secure jobs in software engineering and business development.

International Studies Majors Earn 2019 Fulbright Awards

Olivia Lyman '19 will teach in Côte d'Ivoire; Candice Ionescu '19 will do research in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; and Molly Burger '19 will teach in Berlin, Germany.

Dickinson College ROTC Students Train at Letterkenny Army Depot

Dickinsonians prepare for leadership roles in the U.S. Army—and life.

Dickinson College Alumni Team Up to Educate Public About Lyme Disease

Dickinson will host Tick Talk 2019, an expert panel discussion, documentary film showing and information session.

Dickinson College Brings Pressing Issues Onstage With Freshworks 2019

Dickinson’s Department of Theatre & Dance and the Dance Theatre Group present an evening of new choreographic research.

Dickinson College Student Exhibition Showcases Diverse Mediums, Styles

Twelve student-artists with distinct styles create evocative paintings, drawings, sculptures, assemblages, multimedia, mixed media, performance and photography for their exhibition, Kinky Sink.

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