Associate Professor of Mathematics Jeffrey Forrester offers a brain teaser with ties to Dickinson’s historic hat societies. Submit your answer for a chance to win a Bookstore gift card!
Alumni Council President Albert Masland ‘79 shares his thoughts on the absence—and eventual return—of students on campus.
Faculty and administrators offered expertise in various areas related to the COVID-19 pandemic, and Dickinson again made headlines for its commitment to sustainability in a People magazine feature.
New research on the popularity of Congress members’ Instagram posts reveals some surprising factors at play that could elevate their influence on the platform and make for more effective campaigns.
President Margee Ensign highlights the important work of the Carlisle Community Action Network, particularly in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dickinsonians gather virtually to celebrate the accomplishments of students and welcome the newest members of the college community.
Meet some of the Dickinsonians making a difference during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Former English and political science major Rachel Warzala Chesley ’11 guides clients through the logistics and challenges of financial restructuring as a consultant for FTI Consulting.
Devy Emperador '08 works as a scientific officer at FIND in Geneva, Switzerland, where she develops testing methods to respond to COVID-19.
Brothers Bob and Tom Davis share an alma mater, military experience and a profession, plastic surgery. Now, they're joining forces to help smooth the way for students pursuing a medical career.
"I had such a rewarding experience at Dickinson that I wanted to express my appreciation and to contribute to making it a continuing positive environment and experience for those to come."
"Someone gave to Dickinson to make my own dreams a reality. I'm paying it forward in my work and also giving back to keep the circle of goodwill and giving going."
After a high-school research project, Zoë Jacks ’23 learned what she can accomplish when following her passion for Renaissance history and culture. Now, she's taking those studies to the next level.
Dickinson's Philosophy Collective and Assistant Professor of Philosophy Amy McKiernan use children's literature to help local elementary school students answer some of life's bigger questions.
"Institutions like Dickinson are a bulwark against the darkness in contemporary America."