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News published 2022

Student Snapshot: Olivia Statile ’22

Learn more about Olivia Statile ’22, an international business & management and Spanish double major, skydiver, ceramicist and sports-marketing intern.

Donor Profile: Barry Taylor '70

Barry Taylor '70 is funding a new men's soccer locker room named in honor of classmates who introduced him to, and helped him improve, his game as a Dickinson student-athlete.

Dickinson Hosts 'Fireside Chat' With Founder of Girls Who Code

Girls Who Code Founder Reshma Saujani helps answer the question "Where are the girls?" in computer science during virtual event.

Dickinson Offers 24/7 Counseling, Wellness Services

New counseling and wellness resources add an extra layer of free, confidential, 24/7 support to all current students.

Experiencing the World From the Comfort of Home

Global Experiences provide alumni and friends of the college with a chance to explore the world with Dickinson from the comfort of home. Learn more about lifelong-learning opportunities this spring.

Tasting the Peach State

Dickinson Poet-in-Residence and Professor of Creative Writing Adrienne Su's newest book, Peach State, was dubbed essential reading by the Georgia Center for the Book.

Can a Liberal-Arts Education Give You an Edge in Tech?

Dickinson alums working at Google, Microsoft and a technology training startup weigh in on whether a liberal-arts education can give you a leg up in tech.

Internship Search Week Kicks off at Dickinson

Week of events offers pro tips on finding and securing a difference-making summer 2022 internship.

Dickinson College to Host Talk on Racism and Religious Freedom

The discussion, which marks the annual Wesley Lecture, will focus on the intersection of race and the Muslim identity in the U.S.

With Dickinson’s Girls Who Code Club, It’s All About Community

Dickinson's Girls Who Code club brings to campus a nationwide effort to fight gender disparity in computer science.

Dickinson Launches 'All Devils Rise' to Celebrate Athletics

The Dickinson community is coming together to celebrate Red Devil athletics and the McAndrews Fund through All Devils Rise.

Lecture by Pioneering Athlete Opens Black History Month

Black History Month events at Dickinson include a virtual discussion with Retired Army Col. Gary Steele, the first Black varsity football player at West Point.

Dickinson College to Host Expert Discussion on Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Dickinson will host a panel of experts to discuss the current conflict between Ukraine and Russia and its underlying historical, political and social contexts.

Dickinson Launches First Campus Pride Week

The Office of LGBTQ Services is launching a Pride week filled with activities for Dickinson students April 2-8.

Jon ’06 and Nicole Hanson ’07 Hays 

Jon ‘06 and Nicole Hanson ‘07 Hays support the Student Wellness Fund. Through the 2022 Day of Giving, they're challenging fellow alumni to do the same.

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