Data-center development is accelerating across the country, including in Pennsylvania. Dickinson students are helping local residents to make sense of this complex and consequential issue.
Chelsea Parke Goles '19 shares how Dickinson's liberal-arts education helped prepare her to launch Parke, a growing apparel brand built on timeless essentials and community.
Dallas Swisher ’28, a political science major, thrives in leadership and public service and is preparing for law school after Dickinson.
Dickinson students turn a sustainability idea into the Refresh, a zero-waste refill shop offering affordable, eco-friendly essentials and hands-on learning opportunities on campus.
Meet Dalton Surico ’27, a political science and philosophy double major who has embraced Dickinson through leadership, study abroad in Bologna, and campaign-finance experience in Washington, D.C.
Dickinson hosted Lithuanian Minister of National Defence H.E. Robertas Kaunas on Friday, Sept. 25, to highlight the historic ties among Pennsylvania, Lithuania and transatlantic security.
Dickinson students discuss their internship experiences with Keep Our Republic, the U.S. Army War College and the Pennsylvania state government.
Zahavah Sterling ’27 studies international studies and Spanish and builds community through Jewish life, environmental initiatives and global experiences in Spain and Argentina.
Dickinson students reflect on their summer internships in research and healthcare, gaining hands-on experience in their fields of study and developing professional skills.
Students discuss their summer internship experiences with Hershey Entertainment & Resorts, Penn Museum, Smithsonian's National Air & Space Museum and the Highland Support Project.
Data analytics and quantitative economics majors reflect on their summer internship experiences with Pzena Investment Management and American Bankers Association.
Fieldwork gives Dickinson its first accurate tree census in 13 years—and a map anyone can carry.
Kylie De La Cruz ’27 explores Black history and culture through Africana and American studies, research, travel, internships and community engagement.
October's Clarke Forum events explore trees and their place in Black history, a German-Jewish personal history and the intersections of journalism and law.
“Getting involved in the local community has given me a stronger sense of place and purpose," says Sadie Dussault '28. Learn about the connections she's making through classes and Dickinson's CCLA.